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| DB grants two weeks' time to file compliance | | Widening of Ambphalla - Janipur road | | Early Times Report
Jammu, July 11: In a Public Interest Litigation regarding de-congesting/widening of the Amphalla - Janipur - High Court Road, a Division Bench of the State High Court Comprising Justice Tashi Rabstan and Justice Sanjay Gupta today granted two weeks' time to file compliance report.
Earlier Sr. AAG HA Siddiqui stated that the tenders had already been floated on the work of road widening and the said tendering process shall be finalized soon. It is stated that, the work however cannot start immediately after the finalization of the tendering process, inasmuch as, certain utilities of the Power Development Department have to be shifted. This issue also will be considered by the Principal Secretary, Planning Department and Commissioner / Secretary to Government, Finance Department and the amount required for the same be released in favour of the Public Works Department, so that by the time process of tendering is finalized, the process of shifting of PDD utilities can also be undertaken simultaneously with a view to avoid any further delay in the matter.
Sr. AAG HA Siddiqui stated that a detailed report has since been prepared and submitted by the RITES, which needs to be considered by the Planning Department and an appropriate decision is required to be taken on the same as to which of the options suggested by RITES has to be accepted and executed. Division Bench observed that let a considered decision be taken keeping in view the long term requirement, the pace of the expansion of the city and the ever increasing population. The decision taken should not be a quick fixed decision but a decision which would hold good for the coming years and take an appropriate decision and compliance report be filed by the next date of hearing.
Division Bench granted two weeks' time to file compliance. |
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