Niwari Rail Overbridge: Construction delayed with less than 50% work completed

Kush Singh14 May 20262 min read0 viewsDevelopment
Niwari Rail Overbridge: Construction delayed with less than 50% work completed

The construction of the Railway Over Bridge (ROB) in Niwari has come to a standstill, causing severe problems for local commuters. Despite the deadline passing, less than 50% of the work is finished. This delay has led to massive traffic jams at the railway crossing, forcing some people to move their vehicles under the incomplete bridge structure.

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Why is the Niwari ROB project delayed

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The project is stuck primarily due to unpaid compensation to the farmers whose land was acquired. The land registration in favor of SDO PWD Nowgong happened on September 13, 2025, and payment was supposed to be made by October 1, 2025. However, the department is still waiting for the budget from the government to clear these dues.

What is the impact on local residents

The road around the construction site is dug up in several places, making travel difficult. The bridge was intended to stop the long queues at the railway gate, but currently, it has increased the traffic congestion. Farmers are now demanding that their land registries be declared null and void because they have not received their money.

Key details of the project dispute

Detail Information
Land Registration Date September 13, 2025
Payment Deadline October 1, 2025
Current Work Status Less than 50% complete
Administrative Action Application submitted to Collector Jamuna Bhide

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why are farmers protesting the Niwari ROB project?

Farmers are protesting because they have not received compensation for their land, which was supposed to be paid by October 1, 2025.

What is the current condition of the traffic in Niwari?

Due to the incomplete bridge and dug-up roads, there are constant traffic jams at the railway crossing, and people are forced to take risky shortcuts.

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