PM Modi to inaugurate 13.71-km Metro line in Bengaluru today

 

Inaugurating the stretch from the Whitefield (Kadugodi) Metro to Krishnarajapura (KR Puram) Metro Line of the Reach-1 extension project will be inaugurated at Whitefield (Kadugodi) Metro Station around 1 pm, Modi will also undertake a ride in the train.

Modi, who is scheduled to arrive in Bengaluru Saturday morning, will first travel to Chikkaballapura for the inauguration of the Sri Madhusudan Sai Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (SMSIMSR) at 10.45 am. The SMSIMSR, which will start functioning this year, will provide medical education and quality medical care free of cost.

Built at a cost of around Rs 4,250 crores. the KR Puram-Whitefield line is aimed at reducing the travel time to 24 minutes, which otherwise would take over an hour by road. The stretch, which includes 12 stations, will also have direct walkway access to the ITPL campus at Pattandur Agrahara Metro station and is likely to benefit 3 lakh passengers.

It is the part of the much-awaited 15.81 km stretch of the Bengaluru Metro from Baiyappanahalli to Whitefield on the Purple Line. Around 2.1 km stretch on this line is yet to be completed. The stretch has two reaches – R1A, an 8.67 km stretch from Baiyappanahalli to Seetharama Palya (on the K R Puram stretch), and R1B, a 7.14 km stretch from Seetharama Palya to Whitefield.

Benniganahalli, K R Puram, Mahadevapura, Garudacharpalya, Hoodi Junction, Seetharama Palya, Kundalahalli, Nallurhalli, Sri Sathya Sai Hospital, Pattandur Agrahara (ITPL), Kadugodi, and Channasandra are the twelve stops on the stretch. While the KR Puram-Whitefield stretch is set to open this weekend, the Baiyappanahalli-KR Puram link is likely to open by June.

Meanwhile, the Karnataka Congress has raised questions over the ruling BJP government’s move to get PM Modi to inaugurate the metro line despite unfinished work between Baiyapanahalli and K R Puram.

Speaking a Bengaluru on March 21, Congress national general secretary Randeep Surjewala said, “Why is PM Modi inaugurating the Purple Metro Line without the construction of the mandatory metro link between Baiyappanahalli Metro Station and KR Puram Metro Station? Is it not correct that this missing Metro Link, which crosses over an electrified railway line, will take at least 6 months more to be completed”.

The party’s move is seen as an effort taken by the BJP to showcase its infrastructure push ahead of the state polls scheduled in May.

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