Nagpur: In some good news for travelers in Nagpur to Malkapur Road (NH-53) through Amravati, the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) told the Nagpur bench the Bombay High Court which began by repair and widening work.
Appearing for Nhai, Sunil Manohar’s senior advisor stated that the work continued with a fairly good speed and is expected to be completed substantially in the next two months.
“NHAI submission encouraged from the point of view of road construction in this region.
However, because this is a national highway and forming a vital relationship between Mumbai and Nagpur and further to the eastern cities of the country, it needs all stretches located within the country being brought and Also expanded according to the plan.
Approved, “Division benches consisting of Judge Sunil Shukre and Anil Pansare.
While hearing the pill (no 22/2019), the bench said it found that stretching work, especially between Bhusawal and Dhule, had been ignored.
“It is necessary that even part of the road was taken for improvement by NHAI, without further delays.
We, thus, urging Manohar to find instructions in this matter and check whether the work related to this road increase can be done as early as possible,” said the judges Before postponing the trial until January 27.
Pills submitted by lawyers.
Arun Patil through the advice of Firdos Mirza highlighted the sad condition of Amravati-Akola-Jalgaon Road and Wardha-Sindhkhed Raja Road which had caused many fatal accidents.