45 minutes from Meerut to Delhi! UP CM on Rapid Rail: “Modi Hai Toh Mumkin Hai”

Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, stated on Friday that “Rapid Rail” is a fantastic kind of public transportation that would greatly shorten travel times between Delhi and Meerut.

“Meerut was once linked to a 12-lane expressway. According to him, a trip that used to take four and a half hours may now be completed in only 45 minutes.

On Friday, India’s first “Namo Bharat Train” (RapidX) and the nation’s first RRT system were both launched in Ghaziabad by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

In addition to being present at the event, Adityanath stated, “What was once a dream has now become a reality because ‘Modi hai toh Mumkin hai’. The realization of this ideal is being seen by the whole nation and Uttar Pradesh.

We are grateful and happy to greet the prime minister on behalf of the 25 crore residents of the state after he dedicated the nation’s first regional rapid transit system, Rapid Rail, to it shortly before Vijayadashami under the name “Namo Bharat.” This gift is a blessing on the occasion of Shardiya Navratri, he remarked.

The country’s impressive infrastructural growth over the last ten years, with railway stations becoming airport-like amenities, was also noted by the chief minister. He said that Amrit Bharat’s 500 railway stations are being rapidly revitalized and that the Vande Bharat trains signify the rise of a new India.

He said that the metro rail system, which offers a cutting-edge public transportation system, is effectively operating in five cities in Uttar Pradesh as a consequence of the efforts of the double-engine government. In Agra, metro train service will begin in February.

The construction of the nation’s first ropeway service is moving forward at Varanasi’s Baba Vishwanath’s Dham, according to Adityanath.

Because of this cutting-edge, top-notch infrastructure built during the Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, he said, India has become the fifth-largest economy in the world.