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Delhi Hands Munak Canal Elevated Corridor to NHAI for Execution

The agency shift positions the project to move from DPR finalisation to tendering.

Overview

  • The planned 20-kilometre signal-free road will run along the Munak Canal, linking Inderlok to Bawana in northwest Delhi.
  • The project is estimated at about ₹4,700 crore, with the Delhi government funding and NHAI executing the works.
  • PWD will manage funding logistics, land clearances, and local coordination, with Haryana giving in-principle nod for border land needs.
  • The Detailed Project Report is almost complete, after which tenders are slated to be issued, and NHAI has not commented publicly so far.
  • Construction is expected to take roughly three years after award, with officials projecting up to 40% faster travel and relief at junctions such as Mukarba Chowk, plus connectivity to UER-II and the Outer Ring Road.