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New electrified rail line will improve Bahraich-Nepal border link: Yogi

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Chief minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday inaugurated the 56-kilometre electrified Bahraich-Nanpara-Nepalganj Highway broad-gauge railway line, constructed at a value of round ₹730 crore, describing it because the realisation of a decades-old dream of generations within the area.

Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath during the inauguration of the Nepalganj Road-Nanpara-Bahraich rail section, in Bahraich on Monday. (ANI PHOTO)
Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath throughout the inauguration of the Nepalganj Highway-Nanpara-Bahraich rail part, in Bahraich on Monday. (ANI PHOTO)

Addressing the gathering, he mentioned the broad-gauge railway line would considerably enhance connectivity between Bahraich and the Nepal border and supply contemporary impetus to commerce, motion and regional improvement.

The inauguration comes days after the devastating flash floods in neighbouring Nepal. Expressing deep sorrow over the lack of lives and destruction brought on by the pure catastrophe, the chief minister mentioned India stands firmly with Nepal in its hour of disaster.

He thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for extending quick help to the neighbouring nation.

Nepal was not merely a pleasant neighbour however a rustic with which India shares deep-rooted cultural and civilisational ties, he mentioned. The current circumstances referred to as for solidarity and help from India, he mentioned.

He mentioned the conversion of the railway line from meter gauge to broad gauge and its electrification would rework the connectivity panorama of the border area. Thanking the prime minister for making the long-pending venture a actuality, he mentioned the event mirrored the federal government’s dedication to strengthening infrastructure in jap Uttar Pradesh.

The chief minister mentioned earlier governments had seen Rupaidiha merely as a border space and had uncared for its improvement, whereas the current authorities considers the area an vital gateway to India.

Yogi additionally spoke concerning the historic identification of Bahraich, referring to Salar Masud Ghazi as a overseas invader. He mentioned that previously, gala’s and occasions had been organised within the names of such invaders whereas the legacy of Maharaja Suheldev, considered the pleasure of Bahraich, was neglected.

He mentioned the state of affairs had modified now and that occasions had been not being organised within the names of overseas invaders. As an alternative, a grand memorial devoted to Maharaja Suheldev has been established, attracting guests from totally different elements of the nation who come to study India’s historical past and the area’s heritage.

Railway minister Ashwini Vaishnaw additionally addressed the inauguration programme nearly from New Delhi.

The newly inaugurated railway infrastructure is anticipated to strengthen Bahraich’s strategic and financial significance, notably due to its proximity to Nepal, whereas bettering connectivity for folks on either side of the border.



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