The western bypass being constructed with Rs225 crore for Gwalior city should be made easily and the curves coming in the route should also be avoided by using forest land. These orders were given by the Divisional Commissioner and Chairman of Special Area Development Authority (SADA) and representatives of Consultancy Company of Jaipur.
Khare inspected the 30 km area from Rairu Tiraha via Tighra area to villages Sujvaiya, Malipura and Aami Aama. He was accompanied by CEO SADA VK Sharma and other officers. Khare said that western bypass is an important
project for Gwalior city and Tighra area. With the construction of this bypass, the vehicles coming from Agra and Delhi will reach Barai-Panihar AB road directly from Rairuy Tiraha via SADA area covering a distance of 30 km.
He said that a two-lane 18 km road from Rairu Tiraha to water treatment plant of Municipal Corporation has been made. It would be made four-lane and further 12 km road would also be made four-lane via villages Sujvaya, Malipura and Aami Aama. SADA CEO VK Sharma said that in 30-km-long route, 15 culverts, 16 minor and 2 major bridges and one Railway Bridge would be made.
The survey work of the road has been completed. The consultancy company would present its final report by March 11. He said that in the construction of this road, 27 km revenue and SADA land and only two-and-a-half km forest land would be used.