Aap Ki Adalat: Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari reached the show ‘Aap Ki Adalat’. During this, he/she answered the sharp questions of India TV Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma with impunity. During this, Rajat Sharma asked Nitin Gadkari questions related to road construction, accidents and other issues. Nitin Gadkari, who reached the Aap Ki Adalat show, told that soon the garbage heaps of Delhi will be disposed of. Work is still going on for this. he/she told that the garbage mound of Ghazipur was reduced to 20 meters.

Get rid of Delhi’s garbage

In response to Rajat Sharma’s question in which Nitin Gadkari had told the people of Delhi that he/she will make Delhi’s garbage mountain disappear, Nitin Gadkari said that UR Ring Road is being constructed around Delhi. In the construction of this ring road, 20 lakh tonnes of waste has been used and disposed of. Because of this, the size of the garbage hill at Ghazipur has reduced to 20 metres. Because the waste from here has been used for road construction. he/she said that roads will be built in the vicinity of Delhi at a cost of 65 thousand crores and garbage will be brought from all the three garbage mountains of Delhi and dumped on these roads. During this, Nitin Gadkari said that our aim is to finish the mountain of garbage in 2 years and work has started in this regard. Soon Delhi will be free from garbage.

Road being built for Char Dham Yatra

Nitin Gadkari told in Aap Ki Adalat show that road construction work is going on under his/her leadership to facilitate the journey of Char Dham Kedarnath, Badrinath, Gangotri and Yamunotri. After the completion of these routes, devotees will be able to visit 4 Dhams throughout the year, not for 6 months. In this regard, the work of making tunnels is also going on. Nitin Gadkari told that a road is also being constructed to connect Pithoragarh to Mansarovar. Normally one has to go via Nepal or China but road construction work is being done from Pithoragarh to Mansarovar.

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