Ludhiana: To overcome the Rush Festival, the authorities focused on the location to make temporary parking arrangements.
The authority of the larger Ludhiana area (GLADA) has decided the location and considered the others.
City corporation is also in work.
This development aims to avoid traffic congestion on the market.
The MC has begun eliminating the wild growth of the eight hectares of Gladada opposite the Mini Secretariat, Kapoor Hospital, Empty Chowk Court and Land near Mohan Dai Hospital with the help of JCB machines with help.
The officials have been given two days to complete work, so parking arrangements can be made there.
GLADA’s head administrator PS Gill said, “We made arrangements while parking at Gladada Land opposite the Mini Secretariat at Ferozepur Road.
This parking will remain for the festival season.
We will run it and immediately decide on parking fees.” About two weeks to the back, minister of cabinet Bharat Bhushan Ashu and other MLA have held a meeting with Police Commissioner Naunihal Singh and Senior MC officials in steps to resolve traffic problems in the festival.
During the discussion, illegal parking was blamed for rush and jam.
Therefore, it is recommended that parking arrangements temporarily be made around the busiest market.
Arranging facilities on Gladada’s land opposite the Mini Secretariat suggested in a meeting to handle rushing in the Ghumar Bath and the nearest area.
Likewise, for parking at Chaura Bazaar, arrangements can be made at BL Kapoor and Land Glada Hospital at Old Chowk.
There is also a proposal to develop temporary parking at the back of Mohan Dai Oswal Hospital, because there is a large market nearby.
The source said, “There is a possibility that the vehicle entry might be limited in a very busy market during the festival.” During the festival season, the long queue of vehicles strangled the city market.
Industrial city does not have adequate parking settings and MC cannot do anything to make many smart ones.
The proposal of parking in the Feroze Gandhi market and the underground in the National Highway cannot come true.