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Mohan Yadav Reviews Ujjain Projects Ahead of Simhastha 2028
Mohan Yadav visited Ujjain to check construction projects.
The projects are being prepared for Simhastha 2028, when many devotees are expected to visit.
He looked at road widening and new road construction.
He asked officials to finish important work on time.
Some residents gave up parts of their homes, shops, or land to help widen roads.
Yadav thanked them for supporting the city’s development.
He said better roads and traffic facilities are needed because more people are visiting Ujjain.
The government also wants to improve facilities for residents and pilgrims.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav inspected Ujjain development works on Sunday.
He reviewed road widening between Nilganga and the KTM-GAIL India crossing.
He also inspected a planned road from Shantinagar toward Indore Road.
Yadav directed officials to complete priority projects on schedule and maintain quality.
He thanked residents who voluntarily provided parts of properties for road widening.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, government officials, and Ujjain residents.
- What
- Yadav inspected road widening, road construction, and other development works for Simhastha 2028 preparations.
- Where
- Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, including Nilganga Road, Mahamrityunjay Dwar, and the IT Park area.
- When
- On Sunday; a related post was dated September 20, 2026.
- Why
- To review progress and improve roads, traffic facilities, and infrastructure before the expected increase in visitors and Simhastha 2028.
Key facts
- Event
- Inspection of Ujjain development and construction works
- Development focus
- Road widening, new roads, traffic facilities, and related infrastructure
- Projects inspected
- Nilganga to the KTM-GAIL India crossing and Shantinagar toward Indore Road
- Major route
- A route from Sindhi Colony Square to Nanakheda Bus Stand, with an alternative route from Nanakheda
- Religious tourism
- The article says Ujjain received nearly eight crore visitors last year
- Projected visitors
- The number could cross 12 crore this year, according to Mohan Yadav
- Community support
- Residents voluntarily moved back parts of homes, shops, land, and some religious structures
Sources
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