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Jun 18 (21:46) BJP MP Requests Hyderabad Metro Extension to Patancheru
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Medak BJP MP Raghunandan Rao urges HMRL to extend metro line till Patancheru
Medak BJP MP M Raghunandan Rao has requested the Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL) to extend the metro line from Miyapur to Patancheru. He highlighted the growing traffic congestion and accident rate in the industrial corridor and emphasized the need for a reliable and efficient transportation system. Rao proposed a meeting...
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Medak BJP MP M Raghunandan Rao ne Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL) se Miyapur se Patancheru tak metro line ko extend karne ka request kiya hai. Unhone is industrial corridor mein badhte traffic jam aur accidents ke baare mein bataya aur ek reliable aur efficient transportation system ki jarurat par zor...
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Yes very need to be extended upto Patancheru ORR Junction and upto Ramoji Film City or ORR Junction on Vijayawada Highway which is part of Phase 2
Its high traffic corridor from west to south from Miyapur to LB nagar metro line which needs to be extended on both ends as city is extended upto ORR.
Miyapur - Gachibowli via Hafeezpet, Uppal - Kacheguda - Lakdi ka pul - Biodiversity Park - Gachibowli via Ramanthapur - Amber pet - Mehdipatnam - Shaikpet, Secunderabad - Ecil X Roads, should also be considered. Traffic is horrible in these areas. Anyway Gachibowli - Airport line has been announced so that will connect Gachibowli to other regions through Metro. And also, maybe some progress on metro in the old city so that Falaknuma and Chandrayangutta is also connected with Metro. I also expect some ambitious upgrade of MMTS with Quadruple line between LPI - BMT - SC/HYB and MLY as well to accommodate frequent MMTS services to the scale of Chennai and Mumbai. Hyderabad is a growing city and needs to give tough competition with the rest of the metro cities in terms of connectivity and infrastructure.
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