Jaipur: After the announcement of the Minister of Transportation of Jalan Union Nitin Gadkari, the National Highway Authority (NHAI) has invited a tender to build 10 kites between Jaipur and Kishangarh.
To open the vehicle movement club, the authority will spend around Rs 220 Crore to build this flyover on the route.
A official said the center had approved the RS 619.48 Crore budget for the construction of underpasses, flyovers, and bridges in all 6-line stretch of Gurgaon-Beawar National Highway.
The stretch between Jaipur-Kishangarh will be part of this project.
“Tenders invited and work orders will be issued immediately after evaluation.
The work on all stretches is expected to be built as soon as paper work is completed,” said an official.
While six kites will be built to improve black spots, four will be built to provide a subtle part.
Authority has decided to build flyovers on routes including Bhankrota, Heerapura, Narsingpura, Mahlan, Mokhanpura, and Padsooli because these points are considered as black spots.
Apart from this, NHAI will build flyovers at Bandarsindhri, Dhami Balaji, Gadota and Savarda to reduce traffic in stretches.
Many residents who live in the Ajmer water catchment area will sigh with relief because the request to build a flyover on many points has long been delayed.
Because City has grown to Mahlan, this project is expected to solve eternal traffic problems at various intersections on the route.
The absence of sebebebang at these points left the traffic in the knot.
This project has long been delayed and it will solve traffic problems after being built.
“In a meeting of the Traffic Control Agency (TCB), the department has urged JDA to build distribution in Crossroads Mahapura and Bhankrota several times,” said an official.
In the past, there were often accidents and snarls near Bhankrota, Mahapura, Heerapura has raised concerns about the traffic department.
The outskirts of JDA ended at Bypass C-Zone.
“The authority’s journey to build a flyover for this stretch will benefit the population of state capital when passing through urban areas,” said a senior engineer.