Footover Bridge-Red Light in Delhi will not be built here! Why did the court reject the petition? Break down government approval

Call Over Bridge (File Photo)

Delhi: The Delhi High Court has dismissed public interest cases demanding the construction of a ‘toe’ or ‘Undarbas’ near the 20 -Vidadi red light at the National Organic Park or Sher Shah Road junction on Mathura Road. Chief Justice D.K. According to the bench of Upadhyay and Justice Tushar Rao Kateela, which part of the road should be free from the red lights or the ‘foot on the bridge’, the issue must be left to the experts, which means that the planning and the petition are not ready to consider this petition.

Mathura Road will not be free red light free

The petitioner said that there is difficulty for pedestrians due to lack of red lights on Mathura Road, as the ‘Footover Bridge’ is near Sundar Nagar, which is a distance. In an order passed on April 2, the bench said the Bench had prepared an integrated scheme by the Government of India, which approved the construction of mines, underpasses and futovar bridges by various departments of the central government and the Delhi government.

Under this scheme, it was said that two feet of over -the -top bridges were proposed in different places, but later recognized by the authorities, considering the need to build an over an over bridge near the petrol pump and the possibilities of construction near the petrol pump.

The court said that the archaeological survey of India would not allow the rules and rules to build a ‘Call Over Bridge’ where the desired place is maintained. Only the planners approved the construction of the two -foot phase on the bridge. Keeping the various aspects of the project and the reliability of the construction of the foot on the bridge, it was allowed to build only one foot on the bridge. The court said, “Similarly, if a certain part of the road is to be kept in the view of the planner, the court intervention in such a situation will be unreasonable in such a situation.

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