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Further Consideration and Passing of the Control of National Highways (Land and Traffic) Bill, 2002 Moved by Maj NT> 14.20 hrs. Title: Further consideration and passing of the Control of National Highways (Land And Traffic) Bill, 2002 moved by Maj. Gen. (Retd.) B.C. Khanduri, AVSM on 13 December, 2002 (Concluded). MR. DEPUTY-SPEAKER: The House will now take up Legislative Business − Further consideration of Control of National Highways Bill. Dr. V. Saroja was on her legs. She is not here now. Shri Muniappa may speak now. SHRI K.H. MUNIYAPPA (KOLAR): Mr. Deputy-Speaker, Sir, thank you very much for having given me an opportunity to participate in the discussion of this Bill. I also welcome the need for the passage of this Bill, to empower the National Highway Authority and Tribunal to deal and to solve the problems arising in the existing provisions of the Bill. Unless and until we take up this work in a proper manner, we cannot complete this and it may even take decades to complete. That is why, the hon. Minister, Maj. Gen. Khanduri has taken up the work to deeply develop roads fastly, on both golden quadrilateral − north-south and east-west. Under Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana, they are getting the projects from the States, to have complete connectivity to the villages in seven years. It is really a welcome decision taken by the Government. At the same time, the progress is also very good. I would just like to suggest 2-3 points. I will not take much time of the House. The first important thing that I would like to mention here is that wherever we have a population of more than 25,000-30,000, we have to have a long- term plan for 50 years or so. We have to have coordination with the States and we should have ring-roads instead of one-side by-pass roads, at least up to the tehsils which can control the traffic which is coming inside the tehsils. The second point is about conversion of Bangalore-Cuddapah road into a National Highway, via. Tirupati. This is an Inter-State road going through three States of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka connecting the coastal route from Chennai to West Bengal. If you connect, Bangalore-Cuddapah-Tirupati with the Chennai-Orissa- West Bengal route, it will be very good. You have already taken up some roads in Karnataka for conversion and extension. Here too, I request you to take up one project. You already have the projects of extension of Highways No. 13, 206, 207, 209, 212 and 218 of about 1204 kms. Apart from this, you may kindly consider my proposal. Thirdly, for maintenance of roads in Karnataka. The allocation that you have made is for Rs.3797 crore, but you have given Rs. 774 lakh during 2002-2003. It is very meagre for the maintenance of roads. I urge upon the hon. Minister to allot in the Budget of 2003-04, an amount of Rs.5000 lakh for the development of roads in Karnataka. This is the important suggestion of mine. I request the Minister to take up these things. I further request the Minister to expidite the proposals that are pending from Karnataka. The fourth point is this. You have received proposals from Karnataka. Those proposals are in connection with National Highway no. 4. I request you to consider those proposals on top priority. Bangalore-Chennai Highway via. Kolar is highly traffic infested; and every day there is one casualty or more than 300-400 casualties are there in a year. So, I request the hon. Minister to consider the proposal of converting this into a four-lane road, on top priority. The second one here is on the construction of divided four lanes carriageway on NH-4. The cost estimated is Rs.680 crore. This project is pending with the Ministry, the proposal of which was submitted on 21.10.2002. A proposal, for about Rs.326 crore, regarding four-lane road from Bangalore towards Chennai − 100 kms. Via Kolar has already been submitted by the PWD Minister. It is pending with the Government. It should be cleared on top- priority basis. The Minister had also laid the foundation of some of these roads, when he visited the State last time. The work should progress on these roads. I do not want to take much time of the House. I would request the hon. Minister to kindly consider my suggestions. 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