The deputy appealed to government agencies requesting information about this.
At a meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh, Deputy Dastan Bekeshev raised the issue of the construction of a bypass road that will run on the eastern side of the village of Kok-Zhar. He requested data from government agencies regarding which houses and land plots will be demolished during the implementation of the project.
“I fully support this construction. However, there is still no clear information about which specific buildings are subject to demolition along Auezov Street and how the route will proceed. It is known that the project is already ready and there is a corresponding conclusion,” the deputy noted.
According to Bekeshev, the city hall and the Ministry of Transport claim that there is no information, which he believes is untrue.
“It is important to clearly define which individuals will receive compensation and in what amount,” he added.
Additionally, the deputy drew attention to the situation with the residents of the house at Suyorkulova, 16/1. He reminded that two years ago they were evicted with the promise of providing new housing, but this has not yet happened.
The parliamentarian expressed confusion regarding the unresolved nature of this issue.
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