The Rasoolpura flyover project in Secunderabad has gained significant momentum following a comprehensive field inspection by Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) Commissioner RV Karnan. The inspection focused on evaluating the proposed alignment of the flyover and addressing logistical challenges to expedite its construction.
During the visit, Commissioner Karnan assessed the current state of bus stops near the Secunderabad Railway Station, which is undergoing major redevelopment. A key aspect of the inspection was the proposed alignment of the Rasoolpura flyover, a significant project under the H-City initiative aimed at easing congestion and improving traffic flow in one of the city’s busiest corridors. Officials informed the Commissioner that approximately 24 meters of land from the railway boundary is required for the flyover’s construction. GHMC Superintending Engineer Srinivas highlighted the need to relocate an existing bus stop to ensure uninterrupted progress of the project. He requested that an alternative location be identified for its relocation.
In response, Commissioner Karnan directed officials to immediately assess the required site and initiate land acquisition procedures without delay. The Commissioner’s proactive engagement signals GHMC’s commitment to fast-tracking the Rasoolpura flyover, which is expected to significantly benefit commuters heading toward Begumpet, Rasoolpura, and surrounding areas. The Rasoolpura flyover is part of a broader effort to improve urban infrastructure and alleviate traffic congestion in Hyderabad. The project aligns with the city’s vision of creating zero-net carbon, eco-friendly, sustainable, gender-neutral, and equitable urban spaces. By addressing key bottlenecks and enhancing connectivity, the flyover aims to provide a smoother and more efficient commuting experience for residents and visitors alike.
As the project progresses, stakeholders remain optimistic about its potential to transform the urban landscape of Secunderabad, contributing to the city’s ongoing development and modernization efforts.
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