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Indore Jinsi Road Construction Gets October 31 Deadline, Two Lanes To Open For Traffic

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Municipal Commissioner Kshitij Singhal has directed the construction agency to expedite work on Jinsi Road under the Master Plan scheme and open two lanes to traffic by Oct 31 to ease public inconvenience. During an inspection of ongoing road construction projects in the city on Tuesday, Singhal expressed displeasure over the slow pace of work on the stretch from Neminath…

Indore Jinsi Road Construction Gets October 31 Deadline, Two Lanes To Open For Traffic

Indore Municipal Commissioner Kshitij Singhal has set a deadline of October 31 for the completion of Jinsi Road construction, requiring two lanes to become operational for traffic. During a citywide inspection of ongoing projects, Singhal expressed frustration over the slow progress on the Neminath Square to Jinsi Square and Jinsi Square to Laxmibai Statue Square stretches.

The construction agency, comprising Abhay Rajangaonkar, PS Kushwaha, Naresh Jaiswal, Parag Agrawal, and officials, was present for the review. The commissioner emphasized the urgency of completing the work promptly, prioritizing commuters' convenience. Singhal also inspected Kandilpura Road, where residents were removing obstacles to support the project.

Prioritizing public safety, he instructed officials to establish safety measures such as barricades and warning signs at all work sites and prevent traffic disruptions. The civic body aims to expedite key road infrastructure projects while minimizing resident and commuter inconvenience. Notably, Indore reported 56 murders in the past nine months, with alcohol cited as a factor in 40% of the killings; family and relationship disputes played a role in 50% of the cases.

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