Sonipat-Delhi Metro: The Sonipat-Delhi Metro project, part of Delhi Metro’s Phase 4, is set to be operational by 2028. It will feature 21 stations across 26.5 km. Key stations include Kundli and Nathupur. The Rs 6,230 crore project aims to ease travel for 50,000 commuters, reduce congestion, and boost Sonipat’s economic growth.
Sonipat-Delhi Metro: The ambitious project to connect Sonipat in Haryana to the Delhi Metro is rapidly moving towards completion. Part of the fourth phase of the Delhi Metro, this new corridor is expected to be operational by 2028, enhancing travel for thousands of commuters between Sonipat and Delhi.
New Metro Stations at Kundli and Nathupur
As part of the plan, two new metro stations will be constructed at Kundli and Nathupur in Sonipat. These stations will provide significant convenience to the many passengers who travel daily from Sonipat to Delhi. Currently, officials are working to address land acquisition challenges and other technical issues that may impact the project timeline. This metro link is anticipated to alleviate traffic congestion and contribute to the overall development of Sonipat.
DS Dhesi, Principal Advisor of the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA), recently convened a meeting to assess the project’s progress. Attendees included representatives from the Haryana Mass Rapid Transport Corporation (HMRTC), Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC), and local district administration. Key topics discussed included land acquisition, road construction, and the relocation of electricity poles. Dhesi urged officials to resolve these issues immediately to keep the project on track.
List Of 21 Stations
The metro corridor will span a total of 26.5 km and feature around 21 stations. Starting from Rithala, the line will extend to Nathupur, passing through various areas including Rohini, Bawana and Narela. The complete list of stations includes Rithala, Rohini Sector 25, Rohini Sector 26, Rohini Sector 31 and numerous others, culminating at Nathupur
Project Cost and Funding Breakdown
The estimated cost of this extensive project is Rs 6,230 crore. Of this, Rs 5,685.22 crore will be allocated for the Delhi section, while Rs 545.77 crore is earmarked for the Haryana segment. The state government will cover 80 per cent of the costs, with the remaining 20 per cent funded by the central government
Metro to Benefit 50,000 Daily Commuters
The new metro corridor between Sonipat and Delhi is set to revolutionize travel for 50,000 daily commuters, providing easier access to areas like Bawana, Narela, Nangloi, and Najafgarh. The project aims to foster economic and social growth in Sonipat, create job opportunities, and be environmentally sustainable, reducing road congestion and pollution levels.