Ranchi News: Rohtas will be traversed by the Varanasi-Ranchi Kolkata Green Field Highway (Sasaram). Sasaram will receive all three of its packages. Package 3 has been granted in this instance. Packages four and five’s DPR is getting ready.
Package Three Recognition
Chhedi Paswan, the BJP MP for Sasaram, had written to the PM’s office to ask for this. Nitin Gadkari, the Union Minister of Surface Transport, replied to the MP’s letter by stating that Rohtas will be crossed by the Varanasi-Ranchi Kolkata Green Field Highway. Its work from package three has been recognised.
Consultations with States
This route’s Panduka bridge over the Son River will link to NH 119. This will require realigning the Akbarpur-Zardaha road. The same will apply to Jharkhand‘s NH-39, which runs through Srinagar, Kandi, Majhiyanv, and Garhwa. The governments of Bihar and Jharkhand have been consulted on this. Three packages make up the Varanasi-Ranchi Kolkata Green Field Highway construction project. With a budget of Rs 2998 crore, the project will be finished in two years. The project will begin in the Chandauli village of Rewasa and end in the Rohtas village of Konki.
First Phase Commences
The Bharatmala Project road will traverse 89 villages in the districts of Rohtas, Kaimur, and Aurangabad. Land valued at Rs 338 crore has been purchased for this purpose. The first phase will involve building a 27-kilometer road at a cost of Rs 994 crore from Rewasa in Chandauli, Uttar Pradesh, to Shihoria, Kaimur. After that, a 27-kilometer stretch at an estimated cost of Rs 891 crore will be built connecting Shihoria in Kaimur to Shivgaon Bhabua. After that, at a cost of Rs 1113 crore, a 36-kilometer road will be built connecting Konki Rohtas and Shivgaon in Kaimur.
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