Pune Metro: Khadakwasla-Hadapsar-Kharadi Corridor Survey Begins, Residents Demand Station In Khadakwasla
Pune: Work on the survey and route alignment for the proposed Khadakwasla-Hadapsar-Kharadi Metro corridor has begun, marking progress towards the long-awaited project. Pune Metro officials said the survey and alignment work is being carried out as steps are taken to move the project towards construction at the earliest. A team of Pune Metro officials, including Sonu Chaudhary and Shashi Bhushan,…
Work on surveying and mapping the Khadakwasla-Hadapsar-Kharadi Metro corridor has commenced, signaling advancement towards the anticipated development. Pune Metro representatives disclosed that the team, led by Sonu Chaudhary and Shashi Bhushan, held a discussion with residents in Kolhewadi to elucidate the suggested route, its anticipated advantages, and address any inquiries. The Khadakwasla-Hadapsar-Kharadi corridor's progress has gained momentum, with the survey and alignment activities gaining traction.
Kohlwadi residents have expressed their desire for the Metro station and car shed to be situated in their locality, aiming to enhance accessibility for residents and attract visitors to the region. They proposed a station in Khadakwasla to streamline travel for tourists and stimulate local tourism. Pune Metro officials indicated that these proposals would be forwarded to higher authorities for evaluation.
A major concern raised during the meeting pertained to traffic congestion. Residents and local representatives called for the construction of a flyover connecting Kolhewadi and Nanded Phata. They advocated for the incorporation of this flyover alongside the Metro pillars to alleviate congestion in Nanded, Kirkatwadi, Nandoshi, and Kolhewadi.
Local corporators Dhanshree Kolhe and Subhash Nanekar suggested a flyover reminiscent of the one at Nal Stop Chowk, which could help mitigate traffic congestion in these areas. Traffic pressure has been intensifying in these regions, prompting frequent concerns from residents regarding congestion.
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