Udupi: Nadsal Villagers Oppose NH Proposed Bypass Road at Padubidri


Udupi: Nadsal Villagers Oppose NH Proposed Bypass Road at Padubidri

News & Pics: Hemanath Padubidri
Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (RD/SB)

 
Udupi, Jun 15: The residents of Nadsal village under Padubidri gram panchayat staged a rally from Sri Mahalingeshwar temple welcome arch, Padubidri, on National Highway (NH) 17 to the local bus stand, here on Tuesday June 15, urging the NH authorities to shelve the plan of laying bypass road, instead stick to the original plan of building a flyover at Padubidri. 

The agitators laid road-blockade at Padubidri town, here for a brief while, causing hindrances to motorists and inter-city buses. 
 
The protestors alleged that influential property owners who had encroached on either side of NH 17 at Padubidri are resisting the NH authorities to build a flyover through their properties, instead pressuring the concerned authorities to work on alternative bypass road, which would put the local peasant community in great hardships. 

The protestors demanded that nowhere through the NH 17 from Kundapur to Suratkal, a bypass road has been proposed except flyovers at Katpady, Kaup, Brahmavar and Ucchila among others along the highway, for converting the existing two-lane highway into four-lane. 
 
Meanwhile, the protestors presented a memorandum to tahsildar Prasanna, to forward the same to state administration, urging the government to drop the plan of laying a bypass road at Padubidri, since it causes hardships to many residents from minority community and are not willing to let their lands for the purpose.
 
Ramdas Nayak, N S Poojary, Nithyanand Shetty, former state minister Vasant V Salian, JDS district president Deviprasad Shetty, Naveenchandra Shetty, Ravindranath G Hegde, Mithun Hegde, Shashikanth, Abdul Aziz, Abdul Hameed and Sattar Saheb among others were present.

  

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  • Mr HIDAYATH., ABU DHABI

    Thu, Jun 17 2010

    It is surprising why national highway authority opting for bypass in padubidri where as nowhere in the neighboring places bypass is planned. Padubidri is not a big city bypass is required places like surathkal but in surathkal highway expansion planned in the same place. If we compare surathkal town with this place surathkal is more congested than padubidri still road/flyover is passing through the same area. One more request people passing baseless comments on this article first realize the pain of those people who are going to suffer this project.

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  • Vittal Poojari, Padubidri / Bur Dubai

    Thu, Jun 17 2010

    Oh Oh my Padubidri. So nice to see the snaps of my place -Padubidri /Nadsal village. I understand the protest is basically from the Hotel / Bar owners whose business will be affected you see!

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  • Gireesh Shetty, Mangalore-Dubai

    Wed, Jun 16 2010

    Even I beleieve Bypass is the better option looking the speed and quality of flyover these NH authorities are building. Atlease this would not block the normal traffic and cause loss in business in Padubidri town because am sure they may need atleast 5 years to build 1 small flyover. But this should not be at the cost of fertile lands or paddy fields around.

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  • ASHRAF, MANAGALORE/KSA

    Wed, Jun 16 2010

    HA HA KUDLADA PHOTO THUNAGA MANASEGH KUSHI APPUNDU. Thanks Daiji

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  • umesh, karkala ,kuwait

    Wed, Jun 16 2010

    onji barsa barnaga....onji election barnaga jiva apuna bele dantina Subrayanakulu...

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  • Rohan, Dubai

    Wed, Jun 16 2010

    What a nice road .. looking like gulf road... still we need more progress on our state..

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  • R.LEWIS, MANGALORE/BAHRAIN

    Wed, Jun 16 2010

    Great comments Mr.Basheer from you!!!!?

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  • rehman, khobar

    Wed, Jun 16 2010

    kudlada galate mugiyare ijji

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  • Ali, Mangalore/INDIA

    Tue, Jun 15 2010

    National Highway should be widened by demolishing all illegal construction in the town, and there is no sense to bringing 3 to 4 Kms bypass in Padubidri, It will affect midle class & minority peoples properties, and also delays our journey.

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  • Vanamali, Udupi

    Tue, Jun 15 2010

    These are the result of prvocation from now unemployed politicians... Sept.till May end they find some car festivals , marriage functions or some Kolas to keep them busy . In this rainy seasons they have no work and sitting at home.

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  • Basheer, Mangalore

    Tue, Jun 15 2010

    poodu japuleye........

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  • imran, padubidri/oman

    Tue, Jun 15 2010

    the govt shoul accept the voilence of there pepole otherwise many pepole loosing his ho,es and shopa..the govt should go to plan with flyover in padubidri busstand..this safest idea for aal types of people whor living in padubidri

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  • Lokanath.D, Bantwal/Iran

    Tue, Jun 15 2010

    I think this strength is not enough to reach the goal.Issue is raised by the public or politcally motivated ......doubtful...

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  • dr Kiran Acharya, Manipal

    Tue, Jun 15 2010

    God save our "intelligent" district from these protestors...I am sure that already snail paced highway project would be further slowed down by these petty protests & possible interventions by the courts. Roads by definition are for the vehicles, which pay heavy excise & road taxes. These no tax payers have no basis for these protests. I am sure these protests are sponsored by those who have encroached highway land!

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