The state government has declared no-entry zones along the Agartala-Akhaura railway line section slated to commence construction from October 01.
The ambitious project, a collaborative effort between India and Bangladesh, aims to enhance regional trade and strengthen bilateral ties.
The designated no-entry zones, encompassing Point No. 1 Badharghat, Point No. 2 TV Tower Crossing and Point No. 3 Siddhi Ashram Crossing will remain restricted to vehicular movement from October 1, 11 pm to 5 am of 2nd October and subsequently from 11 pm of 2nd October to 5 am of 3rd October.
These measures are implemented in accordance with a notification issued by the District Magistrate of West District under Sections 115 and 116 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
Furthermore, a controlled restriction will be imposed on the movement of heavy vehicles through Point No. 4 Amtali Bypass, ensuring a smooth and secure construction process.
The notification explicitly exempts emergency vehicles from these restrictions assuring uninterrupted access for critical services during the specified periods.
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