A Ludhiana-based company will build it. The administration has also initiated the process of acquiring land in 20 villages. Currently, proceedings are underway under Section 21.
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The government has recently approved the construction of three major corridors, including the Indore-Ujjain four-lane greenfield corridor. The contract has been awarded for ₹1,089 crore and will be constructed by a Ludhiana-based company. The construction of this corridor is considered crucial in view of the Simhastha festival, which is why the government recently approved over ₹2,000 crore for it. While farmers are protesting against land acquisition, the administration is also in constant discussions with them. Land will be acquired for the construction of this corridor in Indore as well as Ujjain districts. This includes land from 20 villages in Indore and 8 villages in Ujjain. The land acquisition process for this 48-kilometer-long greenfield corridor is currently underway under Section 21.
This 7 meter wide corridor will be built, in which three flyovers will also be constructed and 35 small and big bridges and culverts will also be constructed in the 48 kilometer corridor. In this, land of 2 tehsils of Indore district is being acquired. According to SDM Ghanshyam Dhangar, for the acquisition of the lands to be acquired earlier, publication was done under Section 19, in which ownership, area of land, description of the land was made public and on its basis other processes including hearing are going on. Currently, action has been initiated under Section 21 and then land acquisition.
An award will be passed under the Act. Around 175 hectares of land will be acquired, which includes land of 650 farmers. This includes around 75 hectares of 255 farmers of Hatod tehsil and around 100 hectares of private and irrigated land of 395 farmers of Sanwer tehsil. Recently, with the publication of Section 19, the records of the affected farmers were made public. This corridor will be constructed starting from Pitri Parvat near Gommatgiri ahead of the airport and will go up to Chintamani Ganesh of Ujjain, which will ease the travel time from Indore to Ujjain in view of Simhastha.
Another important road will be available for this purpose. This will enhance connectivity with Pithampur and provide direct access to Ujjain from the airport. The existing four-lane Indore-Ujjain section is currently being converted into a six-lane road, with work progressing rapidly, which is why traffic remains blocked. This is why people traveling from Indore to Ujjain have begun using the new four-lane road beyond the Kshipra, which runs to Kota. This four-lane road has reduced traffic congestion, and travelers traveling from Bhopal can also use it while traveling to Ujjain.
We use this four lane. The government has just approved the contract for the construction of the Indore Ujjain Green Field Corridor and a Ludhiana based company will build it and the travel time will also be reduced to 40-45 minutes. 48. This corridor will be 10 kilometers long and 60 meters wide and the contract for it has been approved to the Ludhiana based company Seagull Infra Project Pvt. Ltd. On the other hand, like other projects, the farmers are also protesting against the land being acquired for this corridor and in view of the Simhastha in Ujjain, the authorities there have
Four TPS projects that were announced were also canceled, leading to farmer organizations protesting this corridor, as well as the land acquisition for the East-West Bypass, the Industrial Corridor, and the railway line. These farmers say that many other roads are available to reach Ujjain, so this corridor is not needed. However, the government wants to complete the construction of this greenfield corridor before Simhastha. This is why the MPRDC has just approved the contract for the corridor’s construction.
