Pune: Ajit Pawar Reviews Key Infrastructure Works In Warje, Katraj, Dhayari, And Shivane
Pune: Ajit Pawar Reviews Key Infrastructure Works In Warje, Katraj, Dhayari, And Shivane
Pune, October 12, 2025: Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar conducted a series of inspections across multiple areas in Pune, including Warje, Katraj, Dhayari, and Shivane, to review ongoing infrastructure and civic development works.
Starting early in the morning, Pawar inspected the progress of the service road construction in the Warje area along the Pune–Bengaluru National Highway. He reviewed the quality of the roadwork and assessed measures being taken to ease traffic flow.
In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), Pawar stated, “Inspected the service road work at Warje along the Pune–Bengaluru National Highway. Reviewed all aspects, including road quality and traffic convenience.”
During his visit to Warje Malwadi, Pawar interacted with residents near the entrance of New Ahire Village and discussed local developmental issues. He directed officials to address public concerns promptly and ensure timely execution of pending projects.
The Deputy CM also inspected the Shivne–Nanded bridge over the Mutha river, where citizens face frequent difficulties during monsoon season. “I have given instructions to complete the bridge work at the earliest with good quality standards. I also visited the nearby Harihar Bilo Kedareshwar Mahadev temple area to understand the local situation and citizen grievances,” Pawar shared.
Continuing his review, Pawar visited Katraj Chowk to examine the persistent traffic congestion and checked on the progress of the nearby water tank project. He instructed civic and traffic officials to take corrective measures to improve mobility in the area.
Later, at Dhayari, Pawar assessed the condition of DP Road and took updates on the proposed railway project in the vicinity. He urged authorities to expedite the work and ensure all projects are completed as per schedule.
Pawar emphasized that infrastructure improvement and efficient traffic management remain top priorities for Pune’s fast-growing suburbs.
