The Union Ministry for housing and concrete affairs has authorized the development of the RRTS mission from Delhi to Bawal as a substitute of the sooner route which was deliberate from Delhi to Dharuhera in Gurugram, mentioned officers on Thursday.
Union minister Manohar Lal Khattar in a letter to Union minister of state and Gurugram MP Rao Inderjit Singh on January 18 mentioned that the part from Delhi to Bawal has been authorized within the first section whereas the part from Bawal to Behrore in rajasthan will likely be developed in second section.
The Haryana authorities had authorized the event of this mission from Delhi to Bawal and had despatched this proposal to the union ministry final 12 months for approval, mentioned officers.
Khattar within the letter to Singh mentioned, “I want to inform you that the Nationwide Capital Area Planning Board (NCRPB) had ready a practical plan on transport for the Nationwide Capital Area (NCR)-2032 for growing a semi-high-speed transit system…I want to inform you that within the first section, it has been determined to assemble Delhi-Alwar Namo Bharat (RRTS) hall from Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi to Bawal in Haryana. Additional extension past Bawal will likely be undertaken within the subsequent section.”
Final 12 months, Singh had requested the state authorities and the union ministry of housing and concrete affairs to increase the RRTS railway line to Bawal as a substitute of limiting it to Dharuhera. “The extension of RRTS to Bawal will cut back congestion on Delhi Jaipur freeway and supply transport amenities to a big inhabitants in South Haryana,” mentioned Singh.
The development of the RRTS mission from Sarai Kale Khan to Shahjahanpur-Behror passing by Gururgam is prone to start from August 2026 and the mission is prone to be commissioned in November 2031, as per the brand new detailed mission report ready by Nationwide Capital Area Transport Company (NCRTC), which is executing this mission.
An quantity of ₹35,000 crore will likely be spent on the 102 kilometres fast rail system, and the price will likely be borne by the federal government of India, and governments and Haryana and Rajasthan, mentioned officers
