Gujarat CM performs ground breaking for 67 km long Ring Road of Vadodara; Inaugurates new District Collector office building

Vadodara: Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel today virtually performed ground breaking for a ring-road around the city of Vadodara.

The ring road will be 75 meters wide and 67 km long. The works kicked off today will involve a 27 km length worth Rs. 317 crore.

Local MLA and party whip Balu Shukla in his address in the function said the ring road will perhaps eventually connect Por and Karjan. Shukla said once in 2009-10 only 40 meter wide ring-road was conceived.

The Chief Minister also virtually performed ground breaking for Rs. 33.75 crore strengthening and widening of Palej – Nareshwar highway to 10 meters from existing 7 meters.

Rs. 22 crore new district collector office was also inaugurated in this function. 525 new recruits were given appointment letters in the function. The CM also virtually dedicated a new Dabhoi taluka panchayat office building. The Chief Minister also dedicated a railway over bridge on Chhani – Bajwa – Koyli road based level crossing 240. A 740 meter long new railway over bridge will connect Koyli to national highway and Vadodara smoothly.

The Chief Minister flagged off an 81 meter high Rs. 25 crore hydraulic elevated platform of local Fire brigade and Vaikunthdmam Vahini (deadbody van).

The Chief Minister in total dedicated and kicked off Rs. 773 crore development projects of Vadodara Municipal Corporation and Vadodara Urban Development Authority. Chief Minister also performed ground breaking for 11 Anganwadi buildings and 51 km Panchayat roads.

The Chief Minister also dedicated Makarpura police station building virtually.