Gurugram Metro: The pace of development in Cyber City and surrounding areas is gradually slowing down due to traffic pressure. To ensure that the pace of development not only remains but also accelerates, there is an urgent need to focus on improving public transport facilities.
Gurugram Metro: Regarding this, Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini will hold a meeting with the officials of Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) and Gurugram Metro Rail Limited (GMRL) on December 24 to discuss about laying the metro network in and around Cyber City. What problems are being faced regarding metro expansion in old Gurugram, in which other areas should the metro expansion be emphasized with immediate effect, this will be discussed in detail.
Budget has been passed for metro expansion
Apart from this, the Chief Minister will also discuss with the officials of the development related departments on providing other facilities in Cyber City as per the name. About 10 years ago, a plan was made to expand the metro in old Gurugram. The budget for this has also been passed.
For the past one year, there has been a discussion about starting work at the ground level. The soil has been tested. Even the designs of the stations have been prepared. Even after this, people are raising questions about why work is not being started at the ground level. This was also an issue in the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections.
What is the problem in expanding the metro?
It was expected that the work would start at the ground level as soon as the assembly elections were over, but it did not happen. The Chief Minister will get information from the officials about what is the problem and will issue guidelines. Let us tell you that there is a plan to extend the metro not only in the old Gurugram area, but also from Palam Vihar area to Dwarka in Delhi and on the other side to Manesar.
The corridor will be 28.5 km long in old Gurugram
The metro is to be extended beyond the Millennium City Gurugram Metro Station to the old Gurugram area. This will be a 28.5 km long corridor. Rs 5,452 crore will be spent on this. There will be many stations beyond the Millennium City Centre Gurugram Metro Station.
Metro stations will be built at these places
Sector-45
Cyber Park
Sector-47
subhas chowk
Sector-48
Sector-72A
Hero Honda Chowk
Udyog Vihar Phase-Six
Sector-10
Sector-37
Basai Village
Sector-9
Sector-7
Sector-4
Sector-5
Ashok Vihar
Sector-3
Bajghera Road
Palam Vihar Extension
Palam Vihar
Sector-23A
Sector-22
Udyog Vihar Phase-4
Udyog Vihar Phase-Five
Cyber City
Chief Minister can also visit Cyber City
There is a discussion that the Chief Minister may visit the city before the meeting of the officials regarding the cleanliness system of the city. A few days ago, when the Chief Minister came to Gurugram, he had indicated this. Gurugram is getting a lot of bad name regarding cleanliness. This issue was raised during the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections. Even after this, the system is not able to come on track.
