Gurugram to get fair share of development projects: MP

GURUGRAM: Union minister of state and Gurgaon MP Rao Inderjit Singh said on Sunday the government was taking all conceivable steps in order that the town were given its percentage of building as the largest earnings earner within the state.
From flyovers to de-congest the town to bettering the general public delivery device, Singh indexed a number of projects to buttress his claim and said the Gurgaon Metropolitan Development Authority have been shaped to make sure building.

“The town generates maximum earnings for the state of Haryana and it's important that a proportionate amount of building takes position within the town. It is in this regard that we have got shaped the Gurgaon Metropolitan Development Authority, which will take care of primary projects, while the corporation will deal with internal building,” he said.

Quite a lot of projects within the town are both running behind time table or have come under complaint from citizens over their implementation. The Gurgaon municipal corporation is these days working on a couple of building projects within the town, including an integrated waste control challenge, LED side road mild challenge and a plan to put in CCTV cameras. While the waste control plan has confronted a number of lawsuits from citizens, the street mild plan is a month behind time table.

The minister then went on to broach the subject of visitors congestion and referred to the underpass and flyover projects at four primary junctions — Rajiv Chowk, Signature Tower Chowk, Iffco Chowk and Hero Honda Chowk.

Singh additionally spoke about the town bus provider which is predicted to be introduced in August this yr. Singh, the local MP, was on the town to inaugurate building projects worth Rs 3 crore in his ward number 33 in Gurgaon. The projects come with a group centre in Chakkarpur, a park and a parking lot.