Mirzapur News: आमघाट क्राॅसिंग से आवागमन बंद, वैकल्पिक मार्ग खस्ताहालDue to the construction of an overpass at the Amghat railway crossing in Mirzapur, traffic has been closed for the past 15 days. Now, barricades have been put up, completely blocking the passage for even bikes and bicycles. The alternative route provided for travel is in a damaged state, forcing people...
more... to use it. The railway crossing was closed to traffic from April 20th, with an alternative route suggested: vehicles going from Mirzapur to Chunar are directed to use Baraunda intersection, Muhkuchwa, and the Mirzapur bypass, with the same route used for the return journey. Light and two-wheeled vehicles are suggested to use the Baraunda-Muhkuchwa left-side link road to Amghat. However, this alternate route is damaged, with the Garbada Devi Temple-Rajpur-Muhkuchwa route in a poor condition, containing 18 speed breakers in just 1km from the temple to the Rajpur canal, causing traffic jams. Residents complain that the alternative route should have been repaired before closing the Amghat bridge. The damaged road leads to delays, especially for schoolchildren in the mornings.
Mirzapur mein Amghat railway crossing pe upargami setu ban raha hai, is wajah se 15 din se traffic band hai. Ab barricade laga diya gaya hai, jisse bikes aur cycle wala bhi nahin jaa sakta. Logon ke liye jo alternative route diya gaya hai, woh kharab hai. 20 April se...
more... railway crossing band hai aur ab dono taraf tin ka barrier laga diya gaya hai. Mirzapur se Chunar jaane wala vehicle Baraunda intersection, Muhkuchwa, aur Mirzapur bypass se jaayenge. Light aur two wheeler vehicle Baraunda se Muhkuchwa ke left side wali link road se Amghat jaa sakte hai. Lekin yeh alternative route kharab hai, Garbada Devi Temple se Rajpur-Muhkuchwa road kharab hai, aur usme 18 speed breaker hain, jisse jam hota hai. Log keh rahe hai ki Amghat bridge band karne se pehle kharab route ko theek karna chahiye tha. Road kharab hone ki wajah se subah school jaane walon ko der ho jaati hai.