Commuters to Whitefield could have to attend longer to make use of the Namma Metro because the Bangalore Metro Rail Company Restricted (BMRCL), which had a particular year-end deadline to fee the Byappanahalli-Whitefield line , is more likely to be missed.
Incessant rains within the metropolis lately hampered the completion of pending works on the prolonged Purple Line, leading to delay in opening the road for business operations.
BMRCL Managing Director Anjum Parvez stated this Hindu Ongoing works similar to the development of the Whitefield Depot had been affected by the heavy rains. Nonetheless, he added that BMRCL is attempting its greatest to open the road to the general public. “Completion of depot work at Whitefield is essential for opening the road for business operations. After heavy rains in Mahadevapura zone, there was water logging on the work website and dirt within the space, resulting from which the work acquired affected,” Mr. Parvez he stated.
The opening of the prolonged Purple Line from Baiyappanahalli to Whitefield is predicted to profit round 3 lakh commuters.
The 15 km part is an extension of the Kengeri-Bayyappanahalli line.
BMRCL began work on this part, the place 13 metro stations have come up in 2016-17
This undertaking is being carried out beneath the second part of Namma Metro
BMRCL is utilizing the Kadugodi plantation land for the development of the depot after getting clearance from the Forest Division. The official stated that after getting the clearance from the South Western Railway, the work of putting in girders alongside the railway monitor close to Baiyappanahalli depot can be expedited.
When requested in regards to the progress made in traction and signalling, he stated, “These works have reached a complicated stage. The tracks are being cleared for testing of motor trolleys on this line.
BMRCL had deliberate to start out the trial run by September. “We wish to fee the road as per the deadline, however on the similar time, security parameters can’t be compromised. We hope that there shall be no heavy rains within the coming days which is able to have an effect on our work.
ORR- Airport Line
Heavy rains have additionally affected building on the Central Silk Board’s ORR-Airport line. Works like piling and pile capping had been affected. “Different works associated to ghat building are in progress. Work is occurring in full swing on the casting yard. No casting yard is affected by the rains.
The opening of the prolonged Purple Line from Baiyappanahalli to Whitefield is predicted to profit round 3 lakh commuters. The 15 km line is an extension of the Kengeri-Bayyappanahalli line, which is already operational. BMRCL began work on this part, the place 13 stations have come up in 2016-17. This has been delayed a number of instances resulting from elements similar to delays in land acquisition, modifications in alignment plans – notably close to the tin manufacturing facility to accommodate the ORR–Airport line, the pandemic, and the fast rise within the value of metal after the Russia–Ukraine battle. missed the restrict.
BMRCL is implementing the undertaking beneath the second part of Namma Metro. It has thus far managed to open solely two traces beneath Section II – Silk Institute to Yelachenahalli on Kanakapura Street and Kengeri to Mysuru Street.
