11 flyovers dedicated to expand road network in Haryana

In what is being touted as a “gift” to Haryana that will help strengthen the road network in the state, Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday dedicated 11 flyovers on the eight-lane National Highway from Delhi to Panipat at Sonipat today. The project with a length of 24 km has been completed at a cost of about Rs 900 crore.
Haryana Chief Minister, Manohar Lal Khattar thanked the Union Minister for gifting the roadwork projects to the people of the State. Khattar said that 17 National Highways have so far been constructed in the State. He said that perhaps Haryana is the only State in which all district headquarters have been connected to the National Highway. Apart from this, several projects are in the pipeline. He said that the Central Government under the leadership of Prime Minister, Sh Narendra Modi has completed its tenure of nine years. On the other hand, the double-engine Government in Haryana has also done remarkably in every field in the last eight and a half years.
Besides further strengthening the road and rail network, today a common man is also travelling by air. He said that the Haryana Government is working shoulder-to-shoulder with the Central Government in implementing the schemes. The Chief Minister said that people are well aware of the atmosphere of fear, corruption and nepotism that was prevailing in the ten years tenure of the previous government in the State. But we have eliminated that system and provided a fearless atmosphere and graft-free governance to the people, he said. He said that the present State Government has given jobs to youth on a merit basis without any discrimination. We have completely eliminated the system of ‘’Kharchi’’ and ‘’Parchi’’ in the government jobs, asserted Sh Manohar Lal. Today, the youth is progressing towards education.