Ambala will become ‘city to metropolis’ with 40 km long ring road: Anil Vij

Ambala : Haryana Home and Health Minister, Sh. Anil Vij said that Ambala’s progress is increasing and Ambala will become a ‘city to metropolis’ in future with the construction of 40 km long ring road.
Shri Vij said this while distributing checks to the farmers whose land has been acquired under Ring Road project at PWD Rest House in Ambala Cantonment on Tuesday.
Home Minister Anil Vij said that the money will come directly in the accounts of farmers through RTGS, cheques are being given only in a ritualistic manner.
On Tuesday, he distributed an amount of about Rs. 107.33 crore to 253 farmers of villages Bada, Buhava, Dhurali, Dukhedi, Kotakchua Khurd and Mohra.
He said that under Ring Road project, an amount of about Rs 600 crore would be given to those farmers whose land has been acquired.
It is worth noting that this ring road will work as a bypass and the drivers will be able to overtake from outside without coming into the congested area of the city.On this occasion, Home Minister Anil Vij thanked Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and Haryana Government for sanctioning the Ring Road project.
He said that it was only after meeting Union Minister Nitin Gadkari ji that he got the Ring Road project approved in Ambala. The day when the foundation stone of Saha Road was laid by Nitin Gadkari, he also gave approval for Ring Road in Ambala.
Central and State Government each is giving half the amount of land: Anil Vij
Home Minister Anil Vij said that the central government is giving half of the cost of the land in the project and the state government is giving half. Out of the money that the central government has to give, about 100 crore rupees have come to us so far, which is being distributed and efforts are being made to bring the remaining amount soon.
Ring road will do the work of bypass in Ambala, no need to enter the city: Vij
Home Minister Anil Vij said that Ring Road will work as a bypass in Ambala. There will be ring road around Ambala. Vehicle coming from Jagadhri will leave Saddopur without entering the city, if he wants to go to Amritsar then from outside he will take Ring Road to GT Road.
If he wants to go to Hisar, then from Ring Road he will leave for Hisar Road. Whatever, heavy traffic is in the city, it will be of great benefit to build a road and will benefit in the expansion of the city.
He told that now the ring road will be made four-lane, but we have taken the land as much as six-lane so that if the road is to be expanded in future, then there will be no problem.
The amount being provided to the farmers from this formula
Under the Ring Road project, farmers are being compensated at the rate of 1.25 of the collector rate and 100 percent of that amount plus compensation plus 12 percent interest from the day the land is acquired till the amount is received.
Today the payment has been made, now ‘Chat Mangni Pat Vyaah’
Home Minister Anil Vij said that people coming from outside now say that Ambala is no longer the previous Ambala, but we still have a lot more work to do. It will be of great benefit only with the construction of Ring Road and big industry will come.
He jokingly said that today the payment is being made, now a little work is left and soon further tasks will be completed. ‘Chat Mangni Pat Vyaah’.
Wrote to government for HSVP sector or industry around Ring Road: Vij
Home Minister Anil Vij said that he has written a letter to the government for survey to ensure that there should be complete development around Ring Road in future. He said that industry can be set up by developing SSVP sector or HSIIDC on one side of the road.
Key Points in Ring Road Project
40 km long ring road will be four lane road.
2 big bridges on the road will be built on the Tangri river at two places
2 small bridges will be built on the road
2 railway over bridge roads will be built
Three flyovers will be built on the road
A total of 657 acres of land of 30 villages will be acquired for road construction, in which 3 villages are from Punjab.
Ring road will link 5 national highways
Distributed so much amount to the farmers of these villages
3.28 crore to the farmers of village Bada, 6.75 crores to the farmers of Durali village, 26.27 crores to the farmers of Dukhedi, 7.86 crores to the farmers of Kotakchua, 4.61 crores to the farmers of Buhawa and Rs 29 crores to the farmers of Mohra Home Minister Anil Vij distributed by
These people were present there
During the program, DC Vikram Singh, National Highway Project Director Virendra Singh, DRO Captain Vinod Sharma, SDM Balpreet, BJP leaders including Kiranpal Chauhan, Ajay Parashar, Om Sehgal, Balwinder Singh Shahpur, BS Bindra, Sanjeev Soni, Balkesh Vats and including many BJP leaders were presen