The long-pending project for road and parking construction at Janakinagar Railway Station in Purnia has finally received approval. This development follows the initiative of MP Rajesh Ranjan, also known as Pappu Yadav, to improve facilities for local passengers. The project aims to reduce congestion and make the station more accessible for commuters.
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What are the new facilities coming to Janakinagar Station?
The railway authorities have started the construction of a waiting room for passengers. Along with this, there are plans to expand the circulating area and build a dedicated vehicle parking lot. To protect passengers from sun and rain, low-level sheds will be installed on Platform 1 and 2, and the existing passenger sheds will be extended.
What is the status of the road construction and NOC?
Local representatives Sunil Rajak and Mukesh Rai demanded road construction from the booking counter to Gate 52 and from the Post Office Chopra Ramnagar to the station circulating area. Following a letter from Purnia Deputy Development Commissioner Anjani Kumar, the DRM of Samastipur Division, Jyotish Prakash Mishra, instructed Senior DEN Coordination Sanjay Kumar to issue the No Objection Certificate (NOC) for these roads.
| Key Official | Role/Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Rajesh Ranjan (Pappu Yadav) | MP and Initiative Lead |
| Jyotish Prakash Mishra | DRM, Samastipur Division |
| Anjani Kumar | Deputy Development Commissioner, Purnia |
| Sanjay Kumar | Senior DEN Coordination |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What facilities are being developed at Janakinagar station?
The project includes a new waiting room, expansion of the circulating area, vehicle parking, and low-level sheds on platforms 1 and 2.
Who is responsible for the approval of the road construction?
The road construction was pushed by local representatives and the Purnia Deputy Development Commissioner, with the final NOC directed by DRM Jyotish Prakash Mishra.