S.C. Srivastava, the Executive Engineer (XEN) of Lucknow Gati Shakti, visited Gangaghat Railway Station in the Unnao district on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the ongoing redevelopment work. The site visit was aimed at ensuring that the station’s transformation under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme remains on track regarding both quality and project deadlines.
Key highlights of the inspection include:
- Detailed review of ongoing foundation work and platform widening projects.
- Directives issued to the contracting agency to maintain strict quality standards.
- Emphasis on accelerating the pace of construction to ensure timely completion.
- Presence of Side Engineer Ankit Yadav and other key project personnel during the site evaluation.
Focus on Infrastructure Development
During the visit, Srivastava carried out a meticulous examination of the site, focusing primarily on the structural foundation and the expansion of the platforms. These improvements are central to the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, which seeks to modernize railway infrastructure across the country to provide a better experience for daily commuters. By widening the platforms, the station aims to manage passenger flow more efficiently and enhance overall safety.
Maintaining Quality and Timelines
Addressing the stakeholders involved, the XEN stressed the paramount importance of adhering to the project’s specified timelines while ensuring that no compromises are made regarding the quality of materials and construction techniques. Periodic inspections of this nature are a standard procedure for the Lucknow Gati Shakti division to maintain transparency and momentum in their rejuvenation efforts. The presence of technical staff, including Side Engineer Ankit Yadav, ensured that all operational challenges were discussed and addressed on the spot.
As the renovation continues, officials remain committed to transforming Gangaghat into a modern transit hub, fully aligned with the broader vision of the Indian Railways to upgrade its regional station network.