Indore To Get 4 Flyovers On October 14 As ‘Diwali Gift,’ CM Mohan Yadav To Inaugurate Bridges
The chief executive officer of IDA RP Ahirwar said that CM Yadav will inaugurate the bridges built by the Indore Development Authority at the Phooti Kothi Square, Bhawarkuan Square, Khajrana Square and Luvkush Square.

Indore To Get 4 Flyovers Today As ‘Diwali Gift,’ CM Mohan Yadav To Inaugurate Bridges | FP Photo
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Finally! Motorists of the city can hope for a smoother driving experience as the four newly-built flyovers in the city will be opened for traffic today.
Two of them Bharwakuan and Phooti Kothi would be fully operational while only one arm each of the Khajrana and Luvkush flyovers would be opened for traffic as their construction was delayed due to delay in removing religious places.
The remaining side of these flyovers will be opened for the public in upcoming months. All the flyovers would be inaugurated by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. It will be the first time that four flyovers will be started on a single day.
The chief executive officer of IDA RP Ahirwar said that CM Yadav will inaugurate the bridges built by the Indore Development Authority at the Phooti Kothi Square, Bhawarkuan Square, Khajrana Square and Luvkush Square. These flyovers will provide ease of traffic to at least 5 to 7 lakh people, and at the same time, the traffic pressure on various routes of the city would be reduced.
He said that the main ceremony will be held near Dayal Guru Gate at Phooti Kothi Square. At the remaining places, the flyovers will be made operational by unveiling the plaque and performing Pujan.
FLYOVERS AND THEIR FEATURES FLYOVERS DETAILS
TIMELINE AT A GLANCE -
November 21, 2022: CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan lays foundation stone of Khajrana Square Flyover and Bhanwarkuwan Square Flyover
November 24, 2022 : Work starts on both flyovers
December 29, 2022: Work on the Bhawarkuan Square flyover delayed by 15 days. IDA starts work after the IMC finishes developing a road at Teen Imli Square and traffic passing through Bhawarkuan Square is diverted towards the Rajiv Gandhi Square via Khandwa Road and towards Teen Imli Square
February 12, 2023: Bhoomi Pujan of Phooti Kothi Flyover performed
March 10, 2023: 1313 trees cut and transplanted in nearby forest areas and other places.
BHANWARKUAN FLYOVER
The length of this flyover is 625 meters and has been constructed along the sides of the BRTS at a cost of around Rs 47.27 crore. With its construction, the traffic going from Khatiwala tank to Khandwa road at Tantya Bhil Square (Bhanwarkuan Square) will be able to go straight underneath the flyover while vehicles travelling from Bholaram Ustand junction towards Holkar College and vice-versa will use the flyover.
PHOOTI KOTHI FLYOVER
The length of this flyover is 610 meters and its width is 24 meters. About Rs 55 crore has been spent on its construction. The traffic coming from the flyover will be able to go directly to AB road. Under it an obligatory space of about 45 meters has been kept through which the traffic coming from Mhow Naka can go straight towards Phooti Kothi and its adjacent colonies.
KHAJRANA FLYOVER
The length of this flyover will be 650 meters and it has two arms (3-lane each). About Rs 41.18 crore has been spent on its construction. The traffic coming from the flyover will be able to go directly to Ring Road towards Bengali Square.
LUVKUSH FLYOVER
LUVKUSH FLYOVERA six-lane bridge built at Lavkush Square connecting the Super Corridor and MR 10. This bridge was constructed at a cost of Rs 56.67 crore.
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