Sultanpur: Chairman of the Yogi Adityanath Minister said on Tuesday that Purvanchal Expressway would be the lifeline of development in Uttar Pradesh East.
When speaking at the inauguration of the toll road, the main minister said, “Purvanchal Expressway’s work was completed in three years in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic.
This will be the lifeline of the eastern development and above.
Congratulations to the people of Purvanchal.” Cm said there was a focus on the whole and Inclusive ‘Vikas’ in the entire state as part of a large development encouragement.
“From Kanpur Metro to new airports in Kushinagar, other major infrastructure projects exist in the pipe,” he said.
Furthermore, he said that this was the development path of ‘New India’ under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
“Work is ongoing to connect the Bundelkhand with a new toll road.
Ganga Expressway’s work will start West Java Pradesh with Uttar Pradesh Timer.
In the next month the Kanpur Metro system will also be open.
In the five years metro facilities are provided under PM guidance and transportation facilities too.
Enhanced in the state.
“He further said that until 2017, there was only Lucknow and Airport Varanasi, but today nine airports functioned fully in the state and work for 11 new airports on progress.
The minister further said, “East Uttar Pradesh was ignored continuously since independence.
Now, this purvanchal toll road will be proven to be an important step in the development of East Pradesh Uttar,” he added.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Purvanchal Toll Road in Karwal Kheri in the Sultanpur District on Tuesday.
The Purvanchal 341 kilometer toll road starts from Chaudsarai Village, Lucknow District is located in Lucknow-Sultanpur Road (NH-731) and ends in Hydaria village located on National Highway number 31, 18 kilometers to the east of Uttar Pradesh-Bihar border.
The main feature of the toll road is a 3.2 km airway to enable landing and take off from the Indian Air Force fighter if an emergency occurs.
The toll road is a 6-lane width that can be expanded to 8-lane in the future.
Built with an estimated cost of around Rs 22,500 Crore, the Purvanchal freeway is set to provide encouragement for the development of Eastern Economics Uttar Pradesh, especially Lucknow, Barabanki, Amethi, Ayodhya, Azamgarh, Azampgar, Want and Ghazipur.