Mumbai: The a lot anticipated go to of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Mumbai, Satara and Pune, scheduled for February 19, has been abruptly postponed. The tour, which was set to coincide with the start anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, additionally included the celebrated Shiv Samman award for the Prime Minister.
The initially deliberate stops included the PM’s go to to the historic Shivneri Fort in Pune, adopted by a visit to Aandhali dam in Satara. One other important occasion deliberate in the course of the go to was the jalpuja ceremony, symbolising the discharge of water from the Jihe Katapur Yojana, devoted to the PM’s Guru Laxmanrao Inamdar. Key political figures reminiscent of MP Udayanraje Bhosale and Madha MP Ranjitsinh Naik Nimbalkar have been to accompany him on the tour.
Initiatives Awaiting Inauguration:
In Mumbai, the postponement has left the BMC and MMRDA authorities scrambling to regulate plans. Among the many flagship tasks awaiting inauguration was the primary part of the coastal highway, the groundbreaking ceremony for the dual tunnels of the Goregaon-Mulund Hyperlink Highway (GMLR), the built-in trial runs for part 1 of the Metro-3 hall, and a girls’s monetary help scheme. Now the destiny of those tasks are in a limbo.
Plans for the Thane-Borivali twin tunnels, meant to alleviate congestion on Ghodbunder Highway, additionally stay unsure. Equally, finalising the opening hours of the coastal highway’s Worli-Marine Drive arm can be mired in uncertainty regardless of civic chief IS Chahal’s preparations and bulletins.
Uncertainty Looms:
Whereas BJP leaders stay longing for a rescheduled go to by the tip of February, the dearth of affirmation from official channels leaves the general public awaiting additional updates. With important tasks and ceremonies hanging within the steadiness, stakeholders and the general public alike stay unsure in regards to the future timeline for these essential initiatives.