Archive · 2 Jan 2026
SDF Launches Campaign on Sikkim's Roads
The Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF), which is the opposition party, started a campaign called 'SKM Road Report' to show people the bad condition of roads in Sikkim.
They say that the current government, SKM, promised to improve roads, electricity, and water, but after nearly two years, the roads are still in bad shape.
The SDF is releasing videos every day in January to show the real condition of roads in different areas.
They want the government to fix the roads because it's important for everyone's safety and daily life.
The SDF believes that roads are a basic need and the government should prioritize them.
SDF launched a month-long online campaign 'SKM Road Report' to highlight alleged dilapidated road conditions in Sikkim.
The campaign aims to hold the SKM government accountable for its promises of infrastructure development, specifically roads.
SDF vice-president Suman Chamling alleged that roads across Sikkim are neglected, posing risks to public safety and causing daily hardships.
The party will release constituency-wise videos throughout January to expose the gap between the SKM government's promises and its performance.
SDF asserts that infrastructure development cannot remain confined to slogans and demands accountability from the government.
- Who
- Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF)
- What
- Launched a month-long online campaign to highlight alleged dilapidated road conditions in Sikkim
- When
- January 2024
- Where
- Sikkim, India
- Why
- To hold the SKM government accountable for its promises on infrastructure development, specifically roads
- Organization
- Sikkim Democratic Front (SDF)
- Campaign Name
- SKM Road Report
- Duration
- Month-long (January)
- Focus Area
- Road conditions in Sikkim
- Government in Power
- Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM)
- Key Allegation
- Dilapidated roads across Sikkim
- SDF's Stance
- Demanding accountability from the government