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To Construct Foot Over Bridges To Construct Foot Over Bridges *338. SH. MOHAN LAL BADOULI, M.L.A.: Will the Deputy Chief Minister be pleased to state whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to construct three foot over bridges on National Highway-44 in Kundli village? ____________________________________________________ DUSHYANT CHAUTALA, DEPUTY CHIEF MINISTER, HARYANA _________ Sir, only one Foot Over Bridge is proposed at Km 30.750 on National Highway-44 in Kundli village. STARRED ASSEMBLY QUESTION NO. 338 RAISED BY SH. MOHAN LAL BADOULI, M.L.A, RAI ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY NOTE FOR PAD It is submitted that Delhi-Panipat-Ambala road (National Highway-44) falls under the jurisdiction of NHAI. Further, it brought out that NHAI had awarded work of eight laning of Mukarba Chowk (Delhi) –Panipat (km 15.500 to km 86.000 of NH-44) on BOT (Toll) basis to M/s ESSEL Infra Projects Limited on 24.07.2015 at a quoted Grant of 189.00 Crore, which is 8.88% of Total Project Cost of 2128.72 Cr. Appointed date/date of start of project was 27.10.2016 and scheduled completion date was 24.04.2019. The present physical progress is 42%. Due to delay on part of concessionaire, NHAI had issued notice regarding intention to terminate and notice has been issued to consortium of banks. Banks have shown willingness to substitute the concessionaire and matter is in process. Details of various structures proposed in the project of eight laning of Mukarba Chowk (Delhi) to Panipat (NH-44) are annexed at Annexure A. It is brought out that a Foot Over Bridge has been proposed at km 30.750 near Kundli village. The details of structures proposed in Kundli village and nearby area are as follows:- Type of Size S.No Chainage Location Name Remarks Structure (meter) 1 24.000 Bakauli Crossing Foot Over Bridge (FOB) 2*30 In Delhi Territory Vehicular Underpass In Delhi Territory 2 25.405 Khampur 1*12 (VUP) 32.2+47.2+ In Delhi Territory 3 27.405 Singola/ Narela Mod FLYOVER 32.2 4 28.530 Singhu Village Foot Over Bridge (FOB) 2*30. In Delhi Territory 5 29.152 Delhi /Singhu Border FLYOVER 3*30 In Delhi Territory 6 30.750 Kundli Foot Over Bridge (FOB) 2*30 In Delhi Territory 7 31.330 TDI GATE-1 FLYOVER 1*30 In Sonipat Distt. In Sonipat Distt. Earlier, FOB was Pedestrian underpass 8 31.900 Piau Maniyari 1*12*3.5 proposed in (PUP) Concession Agreement. In view of above, it is intimated that only one Foot Over Bridge (FOB) has been proposed in Kundli village at km 30.750 in the eight laning project of Mukarba Chowk(Delhi) to Panipat (NH-44). Annexure-A Details of structures proposed in the eight laning of Mukarba Chowk (Delhi) – Panipat (km 15.500 to km 86.000 of NH-44) Chainag Chainage e as per Type of S.No as per Location Name Size Remarks Territory Concession Structure P&P Agreement Near Haryana Bus Stand 1 15.550 15.450 CA Mukarba Chowk FOB 2*30 Delhi 2 17.065 Existing Libaspur-Burari VUP 2*10.5 Delhi 3 17.650 17.708 CA Sawroop Nagar FOB 17+650 Existing 2*30 FOB Delhi 4 19.248 Existing Nagli-Ibrahimpur VUP 2*10.5 Delhi 5 19.500 19.500 CA Nagli FOB 2*30 Delhi 6 20.271 Existing Budhpur PUP 1*12. Delhi 7 21.753 Existing Zindpur VUP 2*10.50 Delhi 8 22.802 22.805 CA Palla Mod FLYOVER 1*30 Delhi 9 24.000 24.000 CA Bakauli Crossing FOB 2*30 Delhi 10 25.405 25.410 CA Khampur VUP 1*12 Delhi 32.2+47.2+ 11 27.405 27.405 CA Singola/ Narela more FLYOVER Delhi 32.2 12 28.530 28.575 CA Singhu Village FOB 2*30. Delhi 13 29.152 29.160 CA Delhi /Sindhu Border FLYOVER 3*30 Delhi 14 30.750 30.750 CA Kundli FOB 2*30 Delhi 15 31.330 31.329 CA TDI gate-1 FLYOVER 1*30 Sonipat 16 31.900 31.900 COS I Piau Maniyari PUP 1*12*3.5 FOB in CA Sonipat 17 33.589 33.596 CA Nathupora VUP 1*12 Sonipat 18 35.025 COS II Badkhalsa/Romankot/TDI VUP 1*12 Sonipat 19 36.900 36.900 CA Bishwamile FLYOVER 2*30 Sonipat 20 37.975 37.780 COS I Rajiv Gandhi University. VUP 1*12 FOB in CA Sonipat RHS 21 37.900 COS I HUDDA sector LHS VUP 1*12 Sonipat 22 38.821 38.825 CA Aswarpur/Rai VUP 1*12 Sonipat 23 41.215 Existing Bahalgarh FLYOVER Sonipat 24 43.395 43.395 CA HUDDA sector FLYOVER 1*30 Sonipat 25 45.893 45.600 COS II Kamaspur VUP As per Ca/ but 1*12 deleted Sonipat 26 47.265 47.290 CA Nagal Ghurd PUP 1*12 Sonipat 27 48.609 Existing Murthal FLYOVER 22+41+22 Sonipat Jn. at Sonipat By pass Fly over in CA 28 50.200 50.112 VUP 1*12 50+200 Sonipat cos I (Near Murthal) Jn. at Sonipat By pass 29 50+200 VUP 1*12 Sonipat cos II (Near Murthal) 30 51.840 51.840 CA Kurar-Hasanpur PUP 1*12 Sonipat 31 53.408 53.415 CA Bhigan-Dhturi PUP 1*12 Sonipat 32 55.295 55.290 CA Larsauli-Dhaturi CUP 1*12 Sonipat 33 56.800 COS II Bari Industri Area Road FOB Sonipat 34 58.515 58.515 CA Bari Industri Area Road FLYOVER 1*30 Sonipat 59+100 FOB in 35 59.100 59.100 COS II Bari Village VUP 1*12 CA ( Bari Sonipat Cauraha) 36 61.498 Existing Chirashmi Villege PUP 1*8.25 Sonipat 37 62.015 Existing Ganaur FLYOVER 22+37+22 Sonipat 38 64.900 64.875 CA Muslim Basti VUP-6 1*12.00 Sonipat 39 65+410 COS II Panchhi Gujran PUP 1*12 PANIPAT 40 66.872 66.872 CA Bodwal Majri Village PUP 1*12.00 PANIPAT 41 68.955 68.955 CA Pattikalyana/ Majri road CUP 1*12.00 PANIPAT 42 69.850 COS II Pattikalyana/ Majri road/ VUP 1*12 PANIPAT PIT 43 72.400 COS II Samalka / Haldana Road VUP 1*12 PANIPAT 44 73.100 Existing Samalka Market FLYOVER 3*2*36 PANIPAT 45 73.500 73.527 CA Samalka Annaj Mandi FOB 2*30.00 PANIPAT Samalka Market/Near 46 73.700 COS II Tahsheel VUP 1*12 PANIPAT Road 47 75.300 COS I Manna Village PUP 1*12.00 PANIPAT 48 77.418 77.416 CA Karhans PUP 1*12.00 PANIPAT 49 78.778 78.835 CA Marcholi Village (RHS) PUP 1*12.00 PANIPAT 50 81.934 81.934 CA Diwana Railway Station VUP-7 1*12.00 PANIPAT (LHS) 51 83.830 Existing Shiva PUP 1*8.40 PANIPAT Near Shiva 52 84.630 84.606 CA Chowk/Shamali FOB 2*30.00 PANIPAT /Hardwar More 53 85.744 85.744 CA Panipat Near Nagal Kheri FLYOVER 1*30 PANIPAT 1 The total road length in Rai constituency in Sonepat Distt. is as under:- Road Length i) National Highway (N.H) Nil ii) State Highway (S.H) Nil iii) Major District roads (MDR) 11.75 km. iv) Other District roads (ODR) 219.02 km. Total 230.77 km. 2 Condition of road in Rai constituency i) Road length in very good condition 92.50 km. ii) Road length in good condition 122.08 km. iii) Road length in bad condition 16.19 km. iv) Road length where work is in progress 0.00 km. Total 230.77 km. (A) Length of roads constructed/ repair during 1.4.2015 to 15.02.2020 in Rai (Length in Km) Sr. Items 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Total No. 1 Construction of - - - - - - New roads 2 Widening / 34.35 20.48 54.23 36.83 31.12 177.01 Strengthening / Raising 3 Improvement of 20.78 - 20.41 10.45 9.76 61.40 road Total 55.13 19.84 72.64 47.28 40.88 238.41 (B) In Rai Constituency year wise Expenditure incurred on various road activities during 1.4.2015 to 15.02.2020 is as under:- (Expenditure : Rs. in Lacs) Sr. Item 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Total No. 1 Construction of new roads 2 Widening / 1738.30 508.67 1404.66 1956.26 352.56 5960.45 Strengthening Raising etc./ special repair 3 Cement Concrete pavement 4 Annual maintenance of 30.42 20.45 25.39 19.40 18.40 114.06 roads Total (C) From 01.04.2015 to till date 33 Nos. Wdg. & stg. special repair of roads in Rai constituency have been completed and total expenditure comes to Rs. 59.60 crore are as under:- Road Works:- Sr. Name of road Length of Expenditure No. road 1 Up-gradation of existing road from Sonepat-Narela road to Nahri via Kheri 5.90 416.98 Manajat in Sonepat Distt. 2 Up-gradation of existing road from Sonepat-Kharkhoda road to Bindhrouli via 6.90 412.31 Harsana Kalan in Sonepat Distt. 3 Sonepat to Meerut-sonepat road via Shahpur, Kumaspur in Sonepat Distt. 10.40 631.41 4 Wdg. & Stg. of road from G.T road to Nathupur Saboli upto Narela Border 4.60 278.14 (Road ID 6043) 5 Special repair of 9 Nos existing roads in Rai and Ganaur Constituency (Roads 12.28 374.88 approved in the Work Programme for the year 2015-16) in Sonepat Distt.
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