Udupi: Widening of Manipal Ambagilu road - Meeting held to hasten process


Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Oct 9: MLA Raghupathi Bhat held a meeting with officials at the office of the deputy commissioner of the district with a view to give impetus to the work of widening Manipal -Perampalli - Ambagilu road, on Thursday, October 8.

A notification has already been issued to acquire land for the purpose in connection with the said road into a four-lane one by way of issuance of TDR. Discussions were held with the landowners on Wednesday about the need to surrender their land. The tahsildar has served notices to the landowners in exchange for the TDR and asked them to produce documents relating to their lands. MLA Raghupati Bhat said that it has been decided to identify differences if any in the land mentioned in records and actual measurement.

Deputy commissioner of the district G Jagadeesha, chairman of Udupi Urban Development Authority Raghavendra Kini, additional deputy commissioner Sadashiva Prabhu, sub-divisional officer Raju, PWD executive engineer Ashok, assistant executive engineer Jagadish Bhat, municipal commissioner Anand C Kallolikar, municipal assistant executive engineer Mohanraj, and Jitesh of Urban Development Authority, were present.

PWD has sanctioned Rs 3 crore for the development and widening of the road at Santhekatte and Kallianpur here. On Thursday, Raghupati Bhat was present when the borders of the roads were marked. During the spot visit, the MLA asked the forest officer to remove trees on both sides of the road. He also wanted shops to be shifted within a week, after which a good circle will be built here.

Municipal councillor Manjula Nayak, leaders Balakrishna Shetty, Sathish, Umesh Ameen, Umesh Shetty, PWD assistant executive engineer Jagadish Bhat, assistant engineer Gireesh, range forest officer Clifford Lobo, deputy range forest officer Gururaj Kavarday and contractor Mahesh were present.

 

  

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  • Rashad, Manipal

    Fri, Oct 09 2020

    Udupi MLA doesn't complete or clear a given task.
    1) Udupi - Manipal road
    Unnecessary creation of upper and lower paths. Who is responsible for the railway bridge, near to school. There are no proper road crossing systems or safety for the students. No clear side walks. Student has to wait for road clearance before crossing the street

    2) ishwar Nagar to Parkal - road construction has not done. 2 ways are merging in single road.

    3) parkala junction - dream stays for ever

    Instead, this guy is busy with providing easy access to his country- Inn suites so that his business can grow easily.

    What is the point in hurrying Manipal - perampalli road....I know, Congress doesn't do anything and BJP is pretending like doing something but the end result will be - on the hook!

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  • Sudesh pai, MANIPAL

    Fri, Oct 09 2020

    MANIPAL _PARKALA ONLY A DREAM MAY BE?

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  • Suresh Shetty, Karkala

    Fri, Oct 09 2020

    More traffic per km on Manipal -Parkala state highway road than Manipal - Ambagilu road But it is still a dream to widen....

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