A roadmap to run a bullet train from Delhi to Ayodhya is being developed quickly in order for it be placed on the international tourist map. Officials have begun the preparations.
The city will benefit from a bullet train project and the Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram International Airport. International airport project was also fast tracked by the acquisition of 75 acres of land and compensation to the farmers who were displaced.
Bullet train Ayodhya-New Delhi:
The central government plans high-speed bullet trains linking New Delhi with Varanasi (a pilgrimage city in Uttar Pradesh) and Prayagraj (a train that connects to Prayagraj), both of which are planned. According to reports, a delegation from the National High-Speed Rail Corporation met with officials in the district to decide the location for the bullet train station. The bullet train will travel over 670km at a speed between 320 and 350 km/hour.
As per the detailed plan, a 941.5 km track will be laid down between Delhi and Varanasi via Agra-Lucknow-Prayagraj. A 130 km separate track will be constructed between Lucknow, Ayodhya to include Ayodhya.
The state government has allotted land for Ayodhya’s bullet train station to the NHSRC. Officials from the NHSRC also marked the site. Ayodhya officials stated that the station will be located near Maryada Purushottam Shree Ramchandra Airport, which is being built near the Lucknow–Gorakhpur highway bypass.
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According to reports, the NHSRC may have applied for the Airport Authority of India’s ‘no objection certificate (NOC). According to a senior official at NHSRC, work will begin as soon as the NOC has been received. It is planned to link the land of Lord Ram directly to Delhi.
The route will see two pairs of bullet trains running: one between New Delhi, Ayodhya, and the other between New Delhi & Varanasi. The entire project to connect Ayodhya, Varanasi and Delhi by high-speed bullet trains is expected to cost Rs 2 lakh crore.
In the meantime, land has been purchased in eight villages, including Janura and Ganja in Ayodhya’s Pura Hussain Khan district, Dharampur Sahadat. Friday saw 75 farmers whose land was purchased by Ayodhya DM Anuj Jha receive papers of compensation and plots.
According to the DM, the PM housing scheme will provide a home for the displaced farmers, as well as a plot and monetary compensation.
