Prayagraj: The Union Minister for Road Transportation and Jalan Raya Nitin Gadkari will arrive here on January 5 to put the bridge foundation stone six new lanes on the Ganga River in Shringverpur Dham, about 45 km from the city of Sangam, as part of ambitious.
Van Gaman Ram Line project.
He will be accompanied by Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya.
Along with the construction of RAM Temple in Ayodhya, Ram Van Gaman Marg’s construction work also took place at a fast speed.
From Ayodhya to the Markandeya Ashram in Chitrakoot, 44 places have been identified where Lord Rama lives during his exile with his wife Sita and Brother Laxman.
The places to be connected include Ayodhya, Sultanpur, Pratapgrah, Prayagraj, Chitrakoot and Satna.
The District Administration and the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) Party has intensified the preparation for the Ram Van Gaman Ram Foundation program.
A total of 1,785-crore Hospital will be spent on the entire project.
“The Union and Deputy CM ministers will attend the event, the preparation will be swung BJP City Ganesh Kererservani.
The Minister will also visit Kaushambi on the same day, he added.
Starting from Mohanlagaj to Raipura in Chitrakoot, the work of Ram Van Gaman Marg will be carried out in four phases.
The total route length will be 132 km the number of RS, 3300 Crore will be spent by the government.
Ram Van Gaman Marg has a total of 44 religious sites related to Lord RAM.
Development and Development of National Highway No.
731A from Mohanganj to Jethwara, Shringverpur, Muratganj, Mahewaghat, Rajapur against Chitrakoot has been divided into four phases.
In the first phase, the length of the route from Mohanganj to Autarpur is 35 km away.
In the second phase, the length of Autarpur to Muratganj is 29.682 km.
A 6,200-meter six lane long bridge was also proposed on the Ganges River in the Dham Shringverpur in this phase.
The third phase was a total length of 48,068 km and from Muratganj to Mahewaghat, it was proposed to be widened into four lanes.
This route also includes Byjhanpur bypass and Rajapur bypass.
The fourth phase is from Rajapur to Raipura, which has a total length of 19.25 km.
Estimated route costs from Mohanlagaj to Raipura will be around RS 3,300 Crore and this road construction work will be completed in stages in three years.
After completion, the project will also make the trip from Kaushambi to Andawa much easier as a way, around 46-km-long, is made four lanes.
Estimated costs for this project will be an 800-crore RS.
List of places to be connected in various districts including semen Parvat, Tamsa Beach, Purva Chakia, Shri Ram Mandir Tahheed, Suryakund Rampur Bhawan, Vedashruti River in Ayodhya.
Likewise, in Sultanpur, the banks of the Gomti river will be connected and in Pratapgarh, places like Badrathi, the Devghat river and the bikes will be connected.
In Prayagraj, places including Shringverpur, Ramashaiya Singaror, Sitaror Sitakund, Shiv Mandir Kurai, Ramjoita Charva, Sangam, Bhardwah Ashram, Akshaywat, Yamuna Ghat Jalapur, Sita Rasoi Jasra Bazar, Sita Rasoi Janwa will be visited by worshipers.
In Chitrakoot the place to be connected is Sita Pahari Rishiyan, Hanuman Murka, Dashrath Kund Lori, Kumardvay Ramnagar, Balmiki Ashram Lalapur, Kamadgiri, Ramshaiya, Koti Tirta, Devangana, Ramphi, Bharatkup, Tathighat, Amravati, Biradhpur, Pushkarni, Markandeyeya Ashram.
In Satna, places including sphatik Shila, Guptgodavari and Atri Rishi Ashram will be connected to the route.