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Repeatedly redesigned and delayed

Mohali–Kharar Flyover

Blunderlust rating★★★★★ 3.9 / 5 · 366 reviews⌖ Balongi to Khanpur T-point, Kharar, NH-21, MohaliEntry #01 in Mohali
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The flyover has been redesigned twice: an original Sector 39–Khanpur alignment was shelved, as was a second alignment, after Phase VI residents and a Gurdwara committee protested planned demolitions; a third mixed elevated/surface design pushed the project years past its 2018 target, with contractor L&T claiming ~₹1 crore/month in losses.

The official record states: "NHAI attributed the redesigns to public protests against demolishing a Gurdwara-linked structure and homes in Phase VI, Mohali."

“Three alignments, two protests, one ₹368-crore flyover that has yet to agree where it is.”— Blunderlust Editorial Desk

Sources

  • https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/archive/features/nhai-redesigns-mohali-kharar-flyover-266217
  • https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/archive/chandigarh/kharar-flyover-delay-causing-rs1-cr-loss-month-claims-l-t-805302

Visitor reviews Satire

“Three alignments in, and the flyover still has not decided where it goes between Balongi and Khanpur.”
ZA Z. Ansari · Mohali★★★★★
“Three hundred and sixty-eight crore, and L&T says it is losing a crore a month waiting for the design to settle down.”
OB O. Bhatia · Mohali★★★★★
“Two sets of protests, two shelved alignments, and one part-elevated compromise that pleases nobody on NH-21.”
WL W. Lobo · Mohali★★★★★
Blunderlust RecordBL/MOH/2016/FLY
Status
Repeatedly redesigned and delayed
Category
Flyover
State
Punjab
Year
Originally planned ~2016, due Dec 2018; redesigned multiple times since
Cost to taxpayers
₹368 Cr

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