Indore Road Project: Bulldozers Remain In Action To Clear 130 Houses Obstructing Movement Along RE-2 Road
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Indore Municipal Corporation remained in action for the second straight day on Friday. The civic body, armed with bulldozers, resumed demolishing 130 houses obstructing the long-stalled RE-2 Road project between Bengali Square and Pipliyahana. With memories of stone-pelting during an earlier drive, authorities tightened security to prevent unrest. The operation aims to…
Indore's Municipal Corporation continued demolition efforts on Friday, targeting 130 houses obstructing the RE-2 Road project. The ongoing construction of the road, a vital link between Bengali Square and Pipliyahana, has been hindered by residential structures. Authorities, bolstered by a robust police presence following previous clashes, are working to clear the final one-kilometre stretch of the 4.25-kilometre road.
This project, which has already cost nearly ₹55 crore, aims to alleviate traffic congestion and improve connectivity across eastern Indore. Families affected by the demolition will be relocated to the Nilgiri housing complex under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana.
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