Badli Industrial Area Gets Upliftment with Rs 12 Crore Projects.

 Dr. Udit Raj, Member of Parliament, laid Foundation Stone for the work of ‘Upgradation of Roads and Drains’ by DSIIDC at Badli Industrial Area,’ Phase-I & II (North West Delhi). The area comes under his constituency. This project is aimed to provide better infrastructure to the Industrial Area which caters to lakhs of people who travel to this place every day. Dr. Raj is been working on ‘Clean India Movement’ in his constituency rigorously, and he thinks that this project will sweep most of the cleanliness problems from the area. He sees Delhi to become a hub of clean, high technology & skilled economic activities; and one of the key strategies to achieve this vision is infrastructure development.

During the event, Dr. Raj emphasized that this project should be concluded before March, 2015. He recalled Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ slogan to inform that industrial sector needs special attention and there shouldn’t be any delay in keeping it up to date.

The event was attended by former MLA Shri Jai Bhagwan, Shri AK Kaul (President of Badli Industrial Area Association), Shri VP Pandey (Councilor), Shri Shashikant (Chief Engineer, DSIIDC) and other department officers.

While addressing the ceremony, Shri VP Pandey said “due to Dr. Udit Raj’s intervention, we are able to see this day.” He said that the association visited many doors before Dr. Udit Raj looking for help for this area’s infrastructural problems, but as they have met Dr. Raj, now they don’t have to go anywhere else as they all believe that Dr. Raj’s planning for this area is trustable.

Shri Jai Bhagwan praised Dr Udit Raj for his dedication. He mentioned that Dr. Raj loves to do difficult tasks and has been proving that he is able to perform for the goodwill of the country.

The project’s cost is Rs 12 crore (approx.), which aims to build roads of length 4359 mtrs and width 3238 mtrs. The drains to be upgraded under this project are of length 2718 mtrs, the ones who are to be repaired are of length 6093 mtrs and the number of culverts to be upgraded is 29.