Saved three lakh crore rupees; What would Gadkari’s information and figures tell in the Rajya Sabha regarding road projects? A to Z Counsel

Circle Institute, New Delhi: Due to delay in the road project, there would have been a risk of increasing the loan of three lakh crore rupees given by the banks since 2014. Only the central government intervened and helped the banks and saved them from rising loans,’ said Road and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday.

Out of the stalled projects, 415 road projects in various parts of the country have been completed 95 percent, as clarified by Gadkari. The state government will set up a system to monitor the projects on the paved roads and the projects will be completed soon, he said. Gadkari used to speak during the question and answer session.

Gadkari said, ‘When our government came in 2014, projects worth Rs 3.85 lakh would have been closed due to various reasons. But, to complete this project, we took the initiative. We spoke various banking languages ​​and removed many difficulties in them. We took forward the subjects related to land acquisition and non-registration of states. We saved three lakh crore rupees from the bank’s debt. During the Corona period, some projects would have been given extension. Aata such prakalp hi rakhadlyaye prakalpchanchya list aale hai. Projects have been delayed due to various reasons including those from contractors or other issues beyond our control. We will take care of all the incomplete and long pending projects within three months and complete the projects at the earliest. Efforts will be made to get the approval from the Conservation and Environment Department as soon as possible.

what tell statistics

719

pending projects of national highways

438

The project is expected to be completed in the year of Yanda

268

project delay

In order to avoid delay in projects due to non-availability of land, the government is taking care that projects will be started only after 80 percent of the required space is notified under section 3 (d) of the National Highways Act, 1956.

– Nitin Gadkari, Union Road Transport Minister