Dharamshala, Nov. 6 -- Chief minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Thursday dedicated and laid the foundation stones of 26 developmental works worth Rs.175 crore for Bharmour assembly constituency of Chamba district at Lylh Kothi. The chief minister inaugurated the upgradation of the Bharmour-Badgram road via Gaagal to Luni, constructed at a cost of Rs.10.64 crore, upgradation of the Sirdi to Supa road at a cost of Rs.9.65 crore, public parking-cum-shopping complex in PWD Division, Holi, at a cost of Rs.83 lakh and the new model degree college at Lylh Kothi, constructed at an outlay of Rs.14.46 crore. He also inaugurated a bridge over Batotu Nallah on Kilod Kuned road built at the cost of Rs.2.41 crore and four rooms at government senior secondary school, Mehla, constructed at the cost of Rs.33 lakh and an Ayurvedic dispensary built at the cost of Rs.16 lakh in Belaj. The chief minister also laid the foundation stones of several developmental projects in the constituency. These included a new 30-bed hospital building at community health centre (CHC), Choori, to be constructed at a cost of Rs.5.64 crore. Besides, he also laid the foundation stone of the new building of sub-tehsil Dharwala to be constructed at the cost of Rs.50 lakh. The chief minister later flagged off an anti-chitta walkathon from PM SHRI government model senior secondary school, Tissa, in Chamba district. A large number of students took part in the walkathon. Sukhu said that the state government was taking strict action against drug mafias and that there was no place in Himachal Pradesh for those involved in the illegal drug trade. He also visited the residence of Chandramani Kulethi, general secretary of the state youth congress, at Holi, in the Bharmour constituency on Thursday and offered condolences to his bereaved family....