Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini, has given administrative sanction for the improvement of the Jhajjar-Bahadurgarh Road (SH-22). This project, costing Rs. 20.20 crore, will cover the stretch from km 0.00 to 28.800 km in Jhajjar District.
An official spokesperson provided further details, stating that this vital route, connecting Jhajjar to Delhi through Bahadurgarh, has suffered significant deterioration due to the continuous movement of heavy-loaded vehicles.
Earlier, the government had sanctioned an administrative approval amounting to Rs. 98.51 crore on March 15, 2024, under the NCRPB loan scheme. This approval is scheduled for discussion at the upcoming SFC meeting. However, considering the road’s current dire condition and the expected delay of over a year for allotment under the NCRPB scheme, the Chief Minister has decided to expedite the necessary improvements. The repair and improvement work will ensure the safety and convenience of road users. This decision highlights the government’s dedication to maintaining and enhancing vital infrastructure for the benefit of its citizens.