Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren dedicates Kantatoli flyover in Ranchi

Ranchi (Jharkhand) [India], October 5 : Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren inaugurated the much-awaited Kantatoli flyover in Ranchi, marking a significant development in reducing traffic congestion in the state capital.
Soren also announced the launch of 31 road infrastructure projects worth Rs 3,624 crore. Among these projects, there will be four new flyovers--one each in Dhanbad and Jamshedpur and two in Ranchi.

Taking to his social media handle on Friday, Hemant Soren announced on his post, "Today is a historic day for the people of Jharkhand, including Ranchi.The Kantatoli Flyover, Birsa Chowk-Dhurva Roundabout 4-Lane Smart Path and Kanko Chowk-Vinod Bihari Chowk Gol Building 8 - Lane Path (Dhanbad) were inaugurated."
"The foundation stone was laid for the Sirmatoli-Kantatoli connecting flyover, Sahajanand Chowk-Kanke Road Flyover. Including this, 31 schemes worth Rs 3264 crore were inaugurated," read his post.

After the inauguration on Friday, Hemant Soren drove his car on the newly inaugurated road accompanied by his wife and Gandey MLA Kalpana Murmu Soren.

"Kantatoli flyover constructed in record time of 3 years--dedicated to all of you," posted Soren on X.

Earlier on Tuesday, Jharkhand CM Soren said that the government is doing its work and a lot of schemes are in place as the state is going to assembly polls later this year.
"The government is doing its work. Assembly elections are approaching. The Election Commission of India will do its work (announce the date for polls)," Soren told reporters here.
On being asked about the poll preparations, CM Soren said, "We have been doing work. It is not like that work is being done today only. Are the elderly getting pensions since yesterday only? Three years have passed. There are a lot of schemes (being run by the government). How many will I count?"
When asked about the seat sharing ahead of the polls and the opposition holding a series of meetings, CM Soren said, "They (the opposition) are involved in their matters. We are busy with our matters. Whenever such a need arises (seat-sharing), we will sit if the time allows."
Jharkhand is expected to hold elections for its 81-member legislative assembly by December 2024, as the current government's tenure is set to end in January 2025. The Election Commission is yet to announce the election schedule.
On September 24, a delegation from the ECI, led by Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar, conducted a thorough review of poll preparedness for the upcoming Assembly elections in Jharkhand at Ranchi, directing central and state enforcement agencies to curb the influence of money power.
During the Commission's two-day review visit from September 23-24, representatives from national and state political parties, including the Aam Aadmi Party, Bahujan Samaj Party, Bharatiya Janata Party, Communist Party of India (Marxist), Indian National Congress, National People's Party, AJSU Party, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, and Rashtriya Janata Dal, met with the Commission.