Railway Infrastructure: Construction of overbridge and underpass begins at Pilkhani railway crossing in Sarsawa

Kush Singh18 May 20262 min read0 viewsDevelopment
Railway Infrastructure: Construction of overbridge and underpass begins at Pilkhani railway crossing in Sarsawa

The long wait of 40 years for the people of Sarsawa has ended as the construction of an underpass and overbridge at the Pilkhani railway crossing has started. This project is being developed at Shahjahanpur railway gate number 96 C on the Saharanpur-Ambala rail route. The foundation stone for this project was laid on January 4, 2024, with a total budget of 97.08 crore rupees.

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What are the key details of the construction project?

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The construction is taking place between Sarsawa and Kalanaur railway stations at pole number 200/17-19. The project includes an overbridge and underpass with a total length of 964 meters, connecting the Nakur road to the Chilkana road. This infrastructure will provide a safe and permanent crossing for commuters and residents of the area.

Who will benefit from this new railway bridge?

The project will benefit residents of more than a dozen villages. According to Kairana MP Pradeep Chaudhary, people traveling from Nakur, Chilkana, and Behat will see a significant improvement in their daily commute. The new bridge will eliminate the problem of waiting at closed railway gates, saving both time and money for the public.

Project Summary and Cost

Detail Information
Location Shahjahanpur Gate No. 96 C (Sarsawa)
Total Cost 97.08 Crore Rupees
Bridge Length 964 Meters
Route Nakur to Chilkana Road
Foundation Date January 4, 2024

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the total cost of the Pilkhani railway crossing project?

The total cost for the construction of the overbridge and underpass at Shahjahanpur railway gate number 96 C is 97.08 crore rupees.

Which areas will benefit from this new construction?

People from Nakur, Chilkana, and Behat, along with residents of more than 12 surrounding villages, will benefit from this project.

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