Amit Shah inaugurates elevated corridor on Ahmedabad-Gandhinagar highway, new stretch to ease traffic woes on key route
The Hindu
With the operation of this 2.36-km-long elevated corridor between Ahmedabad’s Gota flyover and the Science City flyover, constructed at a cost of Rs 170 crore, the traffic movement will ease on some of the busiest road junctions of the city.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday inaugurated an elevated corridor on a national highway connecting Ahmedabad to Gandhinagar that will further ease the movement of traffic and reduce congestion on this important road in Gujarat.
With the operation of this 2.36-km-long elevated corridor between Ahmedabad’s Gota flyover and the Science City flyover, constructed at a cost of Rs 170 crore, the traffic movement will ease on some of the busiest road junctions of the city.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel was present during the inauguration function.
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