Pune: Ajit Pawar chairs meeting to discuss Hinjawadi traffic and waste management issues
Ajit Pawar directed officials to resolve infrastructure related issues at Hinjawadi on priority.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar instructed officials from various departments to resolve issues being faced at Hinjawadi IT Park in Pune during a meeting at Mantralaya, Mumbai.
Ajit Pawar on Wednesday instructed senior officials from concerned departments to take immediate action to resolve traffic congestion at Rajiv Gandhi Information Technology Park and improve infrastructure, including road widening, flyovers, and waste management during the meeting.
Senior officials from various departments, including Finance, Industries, Urban Development, Public Works, and the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC), as well as local authorities and representatives from the Hinjewadi Industrial Association (HIA), were present during the meeting.
Pawar directed senior officials to speed up infrastructure projects to facilitate the establishment of new industries and ease the daily commute for employees and residents. He highlighted that the Rajiv Gandhi Information Technology Park, developed in three phases by MIDC, is recognised globally as an IT hub.
Pawar further emphasized the state government’s commitment to providing a supportive business environment and instructed government agencies such as PMRDA, PCMC, MIDC, and PWD to coordinate and resolve issues faced by businesses and companies.
