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Simhastha 2028 Preparations In Ujjain Divisional Commissioner Orders Faster Work On 19.8-Km Bypass And 98.7-Km Greenfield Road, Strict Quality Checks

Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh): Divisional commissioner Asheesh Singh and collector Raushan Kumar Singh on Monday inspected key road projects being undertaken for Simhastha, including the Simhastha Bypass, Ujjain-Jaora Greenfield four-lane road and Nanakheda-Lal Gate stretch. They directed officials to accelerate construction, ensure regular monitoring and maintain quality standards to complete the…

Simhastha 2028 Preparations In Ujjain Divisional Commissioner Orders Faster Work On 19.8-Km Bypass And 98.7-Km Greenfield Road, Strict Quality Checks

Ujjain Divisional Commissioner Asheesh Singh and Collector Raushan Kumar Singh recently inspected crucial road projects for the upcoming Simhastha festival. Among the projects were the 19.8-km Simhastha Bypass, the Ujjain-Jaora Greenfield four-lane road, and the Nanakheda-Lal Gate stretch. The officials directed construction teams to expedite work, maintain strict quality standards, and set monthly targets to meet deadlines.

At the Simhastha Bypass site, sub-grade work was completed, while granular sub-base laying and culvert construction were ongoing. Singh emphasized the need for regular monitoring by departmental engineers and special testing of construction materials. Similarly, on the Ujjain-Jaora Greenfield road, the officials witnessed sub-grade, granular sub-base, and culvert construction in progress.

They directed authorities to establish clear construction targets and deploy additional resources as required to ensure timely completion.

On the Nanakheda-Lal Gate stretch, the officials reviewed traffic arrangements and directed the PWD Simhastha Division to prepare a detailed plan for improving traffic flow. The plan should address the intersection, service road connections, and vehicle movements from Indore and residential areas. Singh stressed the importance of creating a coordinated plan based on site requirements to ensure smooth traffic flow without inconveniencing residents and commuters.

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