Gujarat govt allocates Rs. 131 crore for resurfacing 5 roads totaling 142 km

Gandhinagar: The Gujarat government has sanctioned ₹131 crore for resurfacing five key roads spanning a total of 142 kilometers. These roads are essential for strengthening the state’s transport network and supporting major infrastructure initiatives.

The projects include resurfacing the Pethapur-Nardipur-Kherwa road (22.40 km) with a budget of ₹27.75 crore and the Jamnagar-Lalpur-Verad road (31.85 km), for which ₹18.02 crore has been allocated.

Additionally, ₹23.45 crore has been approved for the Nadiad-Petlad-Khambhat road (24 km), ₹19.98 crore for the Chikhli-Dharampur road (20.45 km), and ₹42.51 crore for the Bhuj-Mundra road (43.50 km), the longest stretch.

The Gujarat State Road Development Corporation will oversee the execution of these resurfacing projects. Over the past two years, the corporation has undertaken projects worth ₹2,999 crore to construct, resurface, and widen important roads across the state. DeshGujarat