On Thursday, Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari said in the Lok Sabha that at present, concrete highways are being constructed on which pits will not be built even in the coming 100 years. Rama Devi, Arvind Sawant, K.J. In response to supplementary questions from Suresh, Rajiv Ranjan Singh and some other members, Gadkari also said that racking of highways is being done to curb accidents. This ranking will be based on the standards related to road safety.
In his statement, he said in response to a question that now concrete roads are being built on which pits will not be built for 100 years. He said that like financial audit, construction of roads is also being audited so that road safety can be ensured.
Apart from this, he also said that it is very sad that India ranks first in the cases of most accidents and maximum deaths. Earlier, mistakes made while preparing the Detailed Project Report (DPR) caused accidents, but now strictness has been done regarding DPR.
Regarding this matter, Gadkari said that any lack of quality in the construction of highways and corruption will not be tolerated at all. He called upon the MPs that they appreciate their manufacturing conditions of the highways in their areas and make them aware of the problems associated supply on which he worked for many MPs Gadkari during Asked immediate steps Utaangekpurk question. BJP's Rama Devi said that so few active ministers get very little.
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