Lucknow. A big step is being taken towards improving road connectivity in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will inaugurate four important road projects for the city and surrounding areas. About Rs 697 crore has been spent on these projects. With the opening of new roads, the local people will get better transportation facilities, while education, health, tourism and business activities are also expected to get a new impetus.
11.6 kilometer four lane road
The most important among these projects is Bhathat-Bansthan four lane. The construction of this approximately 11.6 kilometer long road has cost about Rs 689.35 crore. This route will provide easy access to the first AYUSH University of the state. With the construction of four lanes, the journey of patients, students and local citizens will be easier and safer than before.
These three roads will also be inaugurated
The Chief Minister will also dedicate three other road projects to the public. These include the link road to Tarkulahi Hanuman Temple via Chakjalal-Ghodadeur, Hafiz Nagar second link road and widening and strengthening of the road from Pipraich-Bargadhahi road to Sirsia Mahadev Temple. With the construction of these roads, the connectivity of rural areas will improve and access to religious places will also become easier.
Tourism should also be promoted along with development
The government’s plan is not limited to road construction only. Work will also be done to develop places like Mahadev Kund, Samay Mata Temple and Aurangabad village as tourism. After better road connectivity, tourist traffic is likely to increase in these areas, which can also create new employment and business opportunities for the local people.
People will benefit directly from its construction
Completion of the new road projects will reduce travel time in Gorakhpur and surrounding areas, improve traffic flow and improve access to rural areas through major routes. Experts believe that a strong road network will accelerate the economic development of the region and will also benefit industrial and tourism activities in the future.
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