PATNA (Metro Rail News): On October 12, Patna’s Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary completed the inspection for the Patna Metro Project. He urged all the authorities involved in the plan to fasten up the speed to achieve the deadline of the year 2028, while directing them to achieve best results and safe working conditions throughout the process.
The Chief Minister himself went to the construction site along Nehru Path to check for the progress and ongoing development. The senior representatives gave accurate knowledge of the ongoing development.
He also walked to the areas such as Tax Golambar, High Court Chauraha and the area near Hanuman Mandir to invigilate undergoing procedures and get latest records from the concerned officials of the project.
The entire timeline of the Patna Metro Rail Project
- The Union Cabinet in February 2019 had approved the Patna Metro Rail Project.
- The entire plan is under implementation by Patna Metro Rail Corporation Limited at an approximate cost of Rs. 13, 365 crore.
He led the team at construction sites towards the spirit of positive teamwork to collectively achieve the desired aim without inviting problems for the locals. Safety around the sites and easy mobility without any hurdle should remain the collective responsibility while working at the site. To achieve this, the leaders managing the work were instructed to come up with different strategies for planning and development of the operation.
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The Patna Metro Rail plan is beneficial for the transport and transit system of the state capital, therefore this operation needs to be finished early to achieve better road access.
Bridges at J.D. Women’s College & High Court Chauraha near Bihar Museum
A demand for the two foot overhead bridges was put forward by him during the inspection across the chaotic stretch at busy hours. The two locations identified as important for constructing the overbridges to improve hassle-free movement are:
- J.D. Women’s College
- High Court Chauraha near Bihar Museum
Deputy CM Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, cooperative minister Ram Kripal Yadav and science, technology and technical education minister Sheela Kumari were peasant on-site, accompanying the CM to provide their valuable feedback.
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