On Tuesday, in the infrastructure-based session of the Rising Rajasthan Summit, Union Road and Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari raised questions on the transport of all the states and said that their band is playing. Gadkari said that I just saw a line running on TV.
All the state transport departments are in a fix. Bands of all state transport departments are playing: Gadkari said – 50 passengers caught without ticket in Jaipur, everything plays in the bus except the horn – Jaipur News
He told that preparations are being made to run the country’s first such bus in Nagpur which will not have a conductor. Apart from this, luxury facilities of executive class will be available. This conductor transport system cannot run.
addressing the session
Jaipur-Delhi air service will be closed from January Gadkari said that I guarantee that Jaipur-Delhi air service will be stopped from January 5. Why this would happen, let me tell you. To come to Jaipur from Delhi, reach the airport one hour before. Boarding pass and other formalities will take half an hour. After that the journey will take one and a half hour. Then it will take separate time to land at Jaipur airport and go home. At the same time, it will take only two and a quarter hours to reach Jaipur from Delhi by expressway.
He said that the districts of Rajasthan through which Delhi-Mumbai Expressway passes are tribal districts. These districts are economically and socially backward. If roads are developed then there will be prosperity in these districts also.
CM Bhajanlal and Union Minister Gadkari talking during the session.
No one comes empty handed from Nitin Gadkari In the summit, CM Bhajanlal Sharma said that all the MLAs and MPs of the country have the belief that if they go to Nitin Gadkari, they will not come empty handed. No one comes empty handed from Gadkari. If you sit with them, they will give you a lot of ideas to work on and they will also do whatever work they bring to you.
Vision of India coming in expressway
CM said – The vision of the coming India is visible in our expressway, because we want to work. Therefore, we move forward with a vision not only of 5 years but also of the future 25 to 30 years. Today Rajasthan is getting the benefits of Expressway, Bharatmala Project, East-West Corridor. We have the third largest highway network in the country. There is a road network worth about Rs 3 lakh crore. We are building roads worth Rs 53 thousand crores in the state.