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Interacting with the officers of executing agency, the Deputy CM said that this significant project will substantially augment road connectivity and ensure long-term public convenience. He further said that it will also provide a major boost to connectivity and economic activity for the residents of Srinagar.
While visiting Ganderbal, the Deputy CM assessed the progress on Hospital Road and Gozhama Bridge. He inspected the works related to road from Bus Stand to District Hospital approved under NABARD for the cost of Rs. 7.51 crore. He directed the XEN to ensure early execution of the work so that hassle free connectivity is given to the hospital.
On his inspection of Gozhama bridge at Shilwat Ganderbal, the Deputy CM was informed that this bridge is double lane with 208 mtr span and the department has submitted the DPR for 44.25 crore for administrative approval. He was also informed that the project consists of main bridge and approach roads, with main bridge approved at a cost of of Rs 12.77 Crs and approach road for 5.74 Cr.
The Deputy Chief Minister directed the officers to ensure that any process related to formalities of project is expedited so that the project can be completed at an earliest. Later, the Deputy CM also inspected the ongoing construction works at Noor Jahan Bridge at Qamarwari.
During the inspection, the Deputy CM was informed that on completion, this 127-metre span bridge will serve as a vital alternate link across the river Jhelum, significantly decongesting traffic on Srinagarâs busy routes and easing the movement between Noorbagh, Qamarwari, Khanyar, Nallahmar Road, and adjoining areas.
Interacting with the officers of executing agency, the Deputy CM emphasized on timely completion of this important project without further delay, adding that the government is determined to ensure time-bound completion of all critical infrastructure works across J&K.
The Deputy CM reiterated the Governmentâs commitment to ensure time-bound completion of all vital infrastructure projects in Jammu & Kashmir. He directed the concerned authorities to closely monitor the finishing works and ensure that the bridge is dedicated to the public within the announced timeline.
