Encroachments Removed from National Highway in Chanchoda, 5 km Stretch Cleared
District administration in Chanchoda, Guna, cleared 5 km of National Highway from encroachments, ensuring safer traffic flow.
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Major Demolition Drive on National Highway
The district administration in the Chanchoda area of Guna district has carried out a significant operation to remove encroachments from the National Highway. In strict adherence to Supreme Court directives and rules of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, illegal constructions along the highway that violated Indian National Highways Authority regulations have been demolished.
This action has freed a five-kilometer stretch of the National Highway from encroachments, ensuring improved traffic safety and ease of movement. The campaign, conducted under the supervision of District Magistrate Kishor Kumar Kanyal and guidance from Sub-Divisional Officer Amit Kumar Soni, saw the removal of a total of 32 permanent and temporary structures along the highway.
Preventing Illegal Cuts and Ensuring Road Safety
Prior to the operation, encroachers were issued notices to remove their constructions within a stipulated timeframe, and local announcements were also made to inform the public. The administration has clarified that this campaign will continue, and any illegal occupation on public routes will not be tolerated.
This marks a crucial step towards ensuring smooth traffic flow and reducing accidents on National Highways. As part of this campaign, 12 illegal cuts on the highway have also been closed. Notably, the administration had previously removed 42 illegal cuts.
Prioritizing road safety, the administration aims to keep highways free from all forms of obstruction to ensure the safety of life and property for the general public. During this operation, Executive Magistrate Renu Kansalwal, Biana Junction Police Outpost In-charge Neeraj Lodhi, and National Highway Assistant Manager Parth Jaat were present.