The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has defended its decision to use pond land for constructing an underpass near Mamallapuram, stating that road safety was the top priority. The project has faced criticism for encroaching on the pond land, but NHAI emphasized that the underpass was essential to enhance road safety and traffic flow in the area. The underpass is part of a larger infrastructure development plan aimed at improving connectivity and reducing congestion on the road. NHAI assured that all necessary approvals and environmental clearances were obtained before proceeding with the construction. The project is expected to benefit commuters and residents in the region by providing a smoother and safer travel experience. Critics have raised concerns about the environmental impact of using pond land for infrastructure development, but NHAI maintained that safety considerations were paramount in the decision-making process. The underpass construction near Mamallapuram is part of NHAI’s efforts to upgrade and modernize transportation infrastructure across India. The authority remains committed to delivering projects that prioritize road safety and efficiency while also considering environmental sustainability.
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NHAI prioritizes road safety over land use controversy near Mamallapuram, defends underpass construction.
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