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Tuesday, January 22, 2019
Demand to run more trains on Abohar route
Our Correspondent
Fazilka, January 20
Members of the Northern Railway Passenger Samiti on Sunday staged a protest near Fazilka railway station in support of their demands.
They were led by samiti divisional unit president Amar Lal Baghla. Their main demand included the introduction of more trains on the Fazilka-Abohar track during night hours. Since there is no staff on night duty on the track, the authorities run only two trains.
The protesters demanded that the construction of an underbridge on the Court road should be started at the earliest. They sought the extension of the Chandigarh-Ferozepur train to Fazilka and the introduction of long route trains to Jammu, Haridwar, Nanded, Amritsar, Chandigarh and Delhi.
Baghla threatened to intensify the stir if their demands were not fulfilled.
Fazilka, January 20
Members of the Northern Railway Passenger Samiti on Sunday staged a protest near Fazilka railway station in support of their demands.
They were led by samiti divisional unit president Amar Lal Baghla. Their main demand included the introduction of more trains on the Fazilka-Abohar track during night hours. Since there is no staff on night duty on the track, the authorities run only two trains.
The protesters demanded that the construction of an underbridge on the Court road should be started at the earliest. They sought the extension of the Chandigarh-Ferozepur train to Fazilka and the introduction of long route trains to Jammu, Haridwar, Nanded, Amritsar, Chandigarh and Delhi.
Baghla threatened to intensify the stir if their demands were not fulfilled.
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
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Friday, December 14, 2018
Railways clears decks for Fazilka underbridge
Our Correspondent
Fazilka, December 13, 2018
A ray of hope has rekindled among Fazilka residents as the railway authorities have decided to construct an underbridge knows as Limited Height Subway on the busy court road railway crossing in nine months.
The counsel for the Union Government and Railway authorities had stated in the Punjab and Haryana High Court on December 4 that the construction of the underbridge at level crossing number B-89 in Fazilka would be completed in nine months.
The Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) has stated that 11-kV power lines passing over the railway crossing have been removed for hassle-free construction of the underbridge.
Gurjant Singh of Odian village in Fazilka had filed a PIL in the Punjab and Haryana High Court last year for the completion of the underbridge.
A Division Bench of the Punjab and Haryana High Court comprising Chief Justice Krishana Murari and Judge Arun Palli disposed of the case in terms of statement made by the counsels of respondents for completion of the underbridge in nine months.
The work on the underbridge had come to a standstill two year ago as the state government failed to deposit the requisite amount of Rs 50.79 lakh for removing the electricity cables.
Ultimately, the Municipal Council deposited the amount with the PSPCL resulting in removing the power lines.
The railway crossing has to be closed at least 22 times a day, causing traffic jams. The residents demanded that the construction should be started immediately the offer hassle-free movement to commuters.
Once completed, the LHS would connect thousands of residents of Civil Lines, Jhule Lal Colony, Teachers' Colony, Freedom Fighter Road, Improvement Trust Colony and MR Enclave, besides the residences of Deputy Commissioner, Senior Superintendent of Police and several senior judges with the main town.
A ray of hope has rekindled among Fazilka residents as the railway authorities have decided to construct an underbridge knows as Limited Height Subway on the busy court road railway crossing in nine months.
The counsel for the Union Government and Railway authorities had stated in the Punjab and Haryana High Court on December 4 that the construction of the underbridge at level crossing number B-89 in Fazilka would be completed in nine months.
The Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) has stated that 11-kV power lines passing over the railway crossing have been removed for hassle-free construction of the underbridge.
Gurjant Singh of Odian village in Fazilka had filed a PIL in the Punjab and Haryana High Court last year for the completion of the underbridge.
A Division Bench of the Punjab and Haryana High Court comprising Chief Justice Krishana Murari and Judge Arun Palli disposed of the case in terms of statement made by the counsels of respondents for completion of the underbridge in nine months.
The work on the underbridge had come to a standstill two year ago as the state government failed to deposit the requisite amount of Rs 50.79 lakh for removing the electricity cables.
Ultimately, the Municipal Council deposited the amount with the PSPCL resulting in removing the power lines.
The railway crossing has to be closed at least 22 times a day, causing traffic jams. The residents demanded that the construction should be started immediately the offer hassle-free movement to commuters.
Once completed, the LHS would connect thousands of residents of Civil Lines, Jhule Lal Colony, Teachers' Colony, Freedom Fighter Road, Improvement Trust Colony and MR Enclave, besides the residences of Deputy Commissioner, Senior Superintendent of Police and several senior judges with the main town.
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