Construction of the interchange near the village of Bijauli on Merut-Bulandshahr Highway-334, which is part of the ongoing Ganga Expressway project from Meerut to Prayagraj, is progressing rapidly. The pillars for the interchange have been prepared, and preparations for building the overbridge on the highway have also begun. The target for completing the interchange construction is set for mid-2024.
The construction work for the Ganga Expressway, spanning from Meerut to Prayagraj, is gaining momentum with the aim of completion before Kumbh Mela 2025. This massive 594 km-long expressway is divided into 12 packages and includes the construction of 18 flyovers and eight road overbridges. Additionally, 12 toll plazas will be constructed.
Meanwhile, the construction work for the interchange on Merut-Bulandshahr Highway-334, near the village of Bijauli in the Kharkhouda region, is also progressing rapidly, with more than 40 pillars being prepared. Most of the pillars have already been completed. The construction of overbridges on the highway has also commenced. Pillars for the highway divider are also being constructed.
A 12-lane wide bridge is being constructed from Garh Tehsil’s village Shankar Teela to village Pipalouti on the other side of the Ganges in Hapur. For connecting both banks of the Ganges, a 960-meter-long bridge with a total of 16 pillars is being prepared, with approximately 60 meters of spacing between each bridge. However, the current high water level in the Ganges is hindering the construction work of the pillars being built in the middle of the river. Nevertheless, the pillar construction work on the banks is progressing rapidly.
