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Gujarat CM HM Shah inaugurates 4.03‑km elevated corridor linking ISKCON Junction to Sanand Flyover
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🗓 09 Nov 2026, 01:40 PM
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Chief Minister HM Shah officially opened a 4.03‑kilometre elevated road that connects ISKCON Junction with the Sanand Flyover in Gujarat.
Gujarat's Chief Minister HM Shah presided over the inauguration of a new 4.03‑kilometre elevated corridor that links ISKCON Junction with the Sanand Flyover. The stretch, designed to ease traffic congestion on existing arterial roads, was opened to the public following a brief ceremony attended by state officials.
The elevated route runs above existing streets, providing a direct, uninterrupted flow for commuters traveling between the two points. By bypassing ground‑level intersections, the corridor is expected to reduce travel time for vehicles moving across the western part of the city.
State authorities highlighted the project as part of a broader effort to improve urban infrastructure and support the growing mobility needs of residents. The inauguration marks the completion of construction work that had been underway for several months.
No further details on the project's cost or future phases were disclosed during the event. The corridor is now open for regular traffic, and officials will monitor its impact on congestion in the coming weeks.
The elevated route runs above existing streets, providing a direct, uninterrupted flow for commuters traveling between the two points. By bypassing ground‑level intersections, the corridor is expected to reduce travel time for vehicles moving across the western part of the city.
State authorities highlighted the project as part of a broader effort to improve urban infrastructure and support the growing mobility needs of residents. The inauguration marks the completion of construction work that had been underway for several months.
No further details on the project's cost or future phases were disclosed during the event. The corridor is now open for regular traffic, and officials will monitor its impact on congestion in the coming weeks.