The project would be completed at a cost of Rs27 crore. Tribune photo

Hoshiarpur, May 21

The construction work of Sardar Bahadur Amin Chand Soni Armed Forces Preparatory Institute will be completed by the end of December as the 30 per cent works of the project has already been completed.

Deputy Commissioner Apneet Riyait, who along with other officers concerned, visited the site of this prestigious institute at Bajwara village and informed that the work was in full swing and the pace of construction would be accelerated in days to come. She also directed the officers to maintain quality in each and every aspect of the project, which would be immensely helpful to facilitate more youth from Punjab to join defence services as a career.

Reviewing the status of construction work, the Deputy Commissioner said the project would be completed at a cost of Rs 27 crore spread over 12.75 acres. She said that ultra-modern training would be provided to as many as 270 candidates by fulfilling the dream of boys and girls from the region to serve the nation in defence services. SDM Amit Mahajan and other official of the PWD Department were also present on the occasion. — OC