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"More than 2500 police officials to be deployed": Ahmedabad ACP on PM Modi's visit

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Ahmedabad (Gujarat) | September 13, 2024 11:41:57 PM IST
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Gujarat, Additional Commissioner of Police, Sector-1, Neeraj Kumar, said on Friday that more than 2500 police officials will be deployed during the flagging off ceremony of the second phase of the Metro Rail Extension on September 16.

Kumar said that diversions will be made properly, ensuring that the public does not face any traffic problems.

"Proper checking is being done by the police. CCTV monitoring is being done. More than 2500 police officials will be deployed...Diversions will be made to ensure that the public does not face any traffic problems," he said.

Gujarat is set to witness a monumental leap in its public transportation infrastructure with the launch of the much-awaited Metro Rail Extension, an official release statement said.This project, developed by the Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) in collaboration with the Government of Gujarat and the Government of India, will further expand the metro network, linking key locations between Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar like GNLU, PDEU, Gift City, Raysan, Randesan, Dholakuva, Infocity and Sector-1.

The extension will boost connectivity between the two cities but also redefine urban mobility in the region with faster, safer, and more affordable travel options for citizens.

Prime Minister Modi will flag off the second phase of the Metro on September 16, 2024, marking the official commencement of operations. This new phase, stretching from Motera to Gandhinagar's Sector-1, will connect crucial hubs such as GIFT City, infusing new dynamism into the regional economy by facilitating easy access for professionals, students, and tourists.

This phase spans up to 21 kilometres, covering a total of eight new stations initially, providing seamless and efficient transportation services to both residential and commercial areas.

The current Metro Rail Extension will offer affordability and time efficiency. With the continuous rise in fuel prices and increased traffic congestion, the Metro stands out as the most economical and reliable form of public transport available.

According to the release, the Metro's new stations will bring major social and economic benefits to the region, particularly with the expansion of commercial centres around GIFT City and Infocity.

Professionals working in these areas will now have a fast and affordable commute option, which will increase productivity and support the growth of businesses in the region.

The Metro Rail Extension is expected to boost real estate development around the new stations. As connectivity improves, the demand for housing and commercial spaces in the surrounding areas will rise, creating opportunities for new investments and driving urban growth.

By connecting key urban areas and providing an affordable means of transport, the Metro will also play a significant role in improving the quality of life for residents. The savings in time and money for commuters, as well as the reduced reliance on personal vehicles, will have long-lasting effects on the health, well-being, and financial security of the population. (ANI)

 
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