PWD Minister Parvesh Singh inspects Rohtak Road, Barapullah works

The drainage construction on Rohtak Road is expected to cost approximately ₹115 crore. It is scheduled for completion within 14 months, the PWD said in an official statement.

PWD Minister Parvesh Singh Inspects Ongoing Infrastructure Projects in Delhi

New Delhi – PWD Minister Parvesh Singh  conducted an inspection of the ongoing infrastructure projects on Rohtak Road and the Barapullah elevated corridor in Delhi. The Minister was accompanied by senior officials from the Public Works Department (PWD) and the Delhi Development Authority (DDA).

During his visit, Minister Singh reviewed the progress of the projects and directed officials to ensure their timely completion. He also emphasized the importance of maintaining high quality standards in construction and adhering to safety protocols.

Rohtak Road Project:

The Rohtak Road project involves the widening and improvement of the existing road, along with the construction of footpaths and traffic signals. The project aims to enhance connectivity and reduce traffic congestion in the area.

Barapullah Elevated Corridor:

The Barapullah elevated corridor is a crucial infrastructure project that aims to improve traffic flow and reduce travel time between south and east Delhi. The project includes the construction of an elevated road and underpasses.

Minister Singh expressed satisfaction with the progress of both projects and reiterated the Delhi government’s commitment to developing world-class infrastructure in the city. He also urged officials to address any challenges faced during the construction process and ensure the projects are completed within the stipulated timeframe.

Now, the NHAI will handle the redevelopment of an 18-km stretch between Peeragarhi Chowk and the Tikri Border (Delhi-Haryana border), while the PWD will be in charge of the drainage.

The drainage construction on Rohtak Road is expected to cost approximately ₹115 crore. It is scheduled for completion within 14 months, the PWD said in an official statement.

During the inspection, Mr. Singh slammed the previous Aam Aadmi Party government, alleging that the former representatives didn’t pay proper attention to the road’s “poor condition”.