Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma unveiled the Nilachal Flyover, the state’s longest flyover measuring 2.63 kilometers, connecting Maligaon Chariali to Kamakhya Gate in Guwahati. Constructed at a cost of ₹420.75 crore, the project was completed within 35 months by Shree Gautam Construction Co Ltd and Anupam Nirman Pvt Ltd. The flyover addresses traffic congestion in Guwahati and aims to facilitate smoother commuting for the region’s residents.Sarma expressed gratitude to the public for their support during construction and highlighted the collaborative efforts of various departments and firms. He also shared plans for more infrastructure development, including flyovers, bridges, and a ropeway project connecting Kamakhya Railway Station with Maa Kamakhya Temple.
Shree Gautam Construction Co Ltd and Anupam Nirman Pvt Ltd were the two firms responsible for constructing the Nilachal Flyover.The construction in a high-traffic area like Maligaon posed challenges, but Sarma praised the cooperation of Guwahati’s residents, which was crucial for its timely completion.There are plans for a 6-lane road connecting Dharapur with Jalukbari, a flyover at Dharapur Chariali, a rotary in front of Deepor Beel, flyovers at various locations, and more.