New bypasses will be built in these 5 districts of UP, passengers' journey will be comfortable
UP News: Under the leadership of Yogi Government, the traffic system in Uttar Pradesh has improved in the last few years. The government is constantly trying to end the problem of traffic jams in the state. 5 districts in Uttar Pradesh are going to be benefited.
Uttar Pradesh News: In the last few years, there has been a revolution in road infrastructure in Uttar Pradesh. By constructing bypasses in 63 districts of Uttar Pradesh, the general public has been relieved from the problem of traffic jams.
Now, bypass and ring road facilities are not available in 12 districts of the state. The construction of bypasses will be included in the action plan after receiving a proposal from the District Magistrate.
Plan to build bypass in five districts
There is no bypass or ring road in twelve districts of Uttar Pradesh, which causes traffic jams. PWD has started work on a plan to build bypasses in five districts of Bahraich, Gonda, Mirzapur, Mainpuri and Farrukhabad.
Proposals have been sought from the District Magistrate to build bypasses. The construction of bypasses will be included in the action plan after receiving the proposal from the District Magistrate.
Bypass facilities in 63 districts
Bypass facilities are available in 63 districts of Uttar Pradesh to deal with the problem of traffic jam. Bypasses are being built at some places. PWD has told the government that at present there is no bypass or ring road in twelve districts. Due to this people are facing traffic jams.
These districts are Bahraich, Gonda, Mirzapur, Mainpuri, Farrukhabad, Auraiya, Bhadohi, Bulandshahar, Sambhal, Chandauli, Baghpat and Shravasti.
Work on the plan to build bypasses has started in five of these districts: Bahraich, Gonda, Mirzapur, Mainpuri and Farrukhabad. Proposals have been sought from the concerned District Magistrates for building the bypass.
They have also been told that the proposal should be made in consultation with public representatives. The construction of the bypass will be included in the action plan after receiving the proposal from the District Magistrate.
In the report sent to the government, PWD said that at present there is no need to build separate bypasses in Auraiya, Bhadohi, Bulandshahr, Sambhal, Chandauli, Baghpat and Shravasti.
With the help of the central government, six national highways passing through these districts can be made bypasses, but construction of bypasses in Bahraich, Gonda, Mirzapur and Mainpuri is mandatory.
As a result, before including the bypass construction in the action plan, proposals have been sought from the District Magistrates of the said districts. Also, the department has estimated the expenditure of Rs 626.60 crore on the construction of the bypass to be built in Farrukhabad.
The government has also kept a budget of Rs 350 crore for the construction of the ring road and bypass, which can be increased to Rs 1,050 crore.
PWD department head Yogesh Pawar said that the process of making an action plan will be started after receiving proposals from the District Magistrates.