DMRC Plan for Najafgarh

I know that DMRC has announced the Metro line for Najafgarh but there is no DMRC Plan for actually track route in Najafgarh. Are they just going to lay down line till the start of Najafgarh or going to make metro station inside najafghar too.

Hello buddy ! will you please provide me information regarding to Delhi metro Rail corporation Plan for Najafgarh ?

[Kiran Chandar]

Hello buddy as we have information related to Delhi metro Rail corporation
Plan for Najafgarh here we provides you as follows

Length 4.295 km (2.754 km Elevated, 1.541 km Underground). Total stations
3 (Elevated 2, Underground 1).

Progress of civil works upto November 2015 is 50.62%. The line is targeted
for completion in December 2016.

Benefits of this plan

Completion of the phase-IV project will benefit nearly 60 lakh people daily
and would take the daily ridership to 40 lakh.

The actual work should be started by April 2016, and various sections can be
opened in phases by March 2020.

The completion date is subject to acquisition of land required for the project
within six months period from the date of sanction of project,” the report
says.

According to sources said the Mukundpur–Maujpur and Janakpuri West–R.K.
Ashram corridors would be the first to be taken up by the Delhi Metro,

According to officials, Delhi Metro has made certain changes in the initial
project layout following suggestions by Rail India Technical and Economic
Service (RITES),

The RITES had conducted a traffic survey and found that some changes in the
plan would benefit more people.

The proposed corridors would link the existing routes of phase I, II & III
through different routes and thus will reduce travel time and expense.

The primary focus under the proposed phase IV is to connect areas that have
not been covered under phase III of the Metro network.

A senior DMRC official said the corridors have been firmed up after
incorporating changes suggested in the initial layout plan,

Besides extending the reach to remote areas, our focus will be to cut short
the travel time and reduce travel expenses,” a DMRC official said.