There is good news for Haryana drivers. Toll collection will stop after 12 midnight on February 17 at Commercial Toll Plaza-42 from Punhana Jurhera Road to Rajasthan border in Nuh district. Closing this toll will benefit thousands of people from Haryana and NCR daily. People have welcomed this decision of the government.
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Toll Plaza Closed: Toll collection will be stopped after 12 midnight on February 17 at the Commercial Toll Plaza-42 from Punhana Jurhera Road to Rajasthan border in Nuh district of Haryana. Deputy Commissioner Vishram Kumar Meena said that this toll was allotted to M/s A.S. Multipurpose Services for a period of 18 months, the period of which is expiring on February 17, 2025 at 12 midnight.
He informed that under the announcement of Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini regarding the closure of this toll, instructions have also been issued by the Engineer-in-Chief, PWD (B&R) to close the Commercial Toll Point i.e. TP-42 from the date of expiry of the contract agreement. Hence, it will be closed on February 17, 2025 at 12 midnight.
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Thousands of people will benefit daily
He told that after this people will be able to take their vehicles from here without paying toll. Thousands of people will benefit from this step of the government every day. The people here have welcomed this decision of the government. Faridabad district is surrounded by this toll, due to which people have to pay tax at many places during the journey. Tax has to be paid near Bandhwadi to go to Gurugram. Toll has to be paid to go from Ballabhgarh to Sohna. Similarly, there is Badarpur border for Delhi, Gadpuri toll for Palwal and Kiranj toll for Delhi-Mumbai Expressway.
Gurugram-Alwar road will be widened
The way for widening of Gurugram-Alwar road (Highway 248A), famous as Khooni Road in Mewat, seems to be getting paved. The administration has arranged 121 acres of land for planting trees in the four lanes of the road. Panchayats of six villages of the district have agreed to give land by submitting a proposal. Regarding the process of transferring the land given by six Gram Panchayats to the Forest Department, the administration has sent the proposal to the higher officials in Chandigarh for approval.
