Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav will take stock of major development works of the city on Sunday morning along with high ranking officials and public representatives. The major issues that are to be discussed include a final decision on the alignment of Metro Rail project, final decision on declaring the city as metropolitan, conditions of roads, etc. After becoming the in-charge of the district, for the first time CM Dr Yadav has called such a major meeting.
The meeting will begin from 10.30 am at Brilliant Convention Centre. CM will arrive from Ujjain and directly reach the meeting venue. Public representatives and including Ministers from the district and MLAs are also invited in the meeting. Besides that, high ranking officials of the state government will also be present in the meeting. Official sources informed that there are varied issues which would be discussed.
However, the major one is to take a final call on the declaration of the city as metropolitan. Another major issue of discussion is finalising the route of the Metro Rail project. Condition of roads and problem of water logging witnessed during heavy rains in the city particularly at Vijay Nagar Square and Ring Road. It is considered that the issue of declaring the city as metropolitan city is very close to CM.
During previous visits, he made some reference on this subject. As per plan, the state government wants to declare the city as Metropolitan by incorporating certain parts of Dewas, Ujjain and Dhar district for faster and futuristic development of the city.
Metro route not finalised yet
Amid the release of notification by the Central government, wherein the route of the Metro is fixed having a mention about where it will be underground and wherein elevated, Collector Asheesh Singh cleared the dust from it on Saturday. He cleared that yesterday (Friday) a meeting with Metro officials was held. On the issue of alignment of the train nothing has been finalised. A decision on this regard has to be taken at state government level.
