Greater Noida West: Change is obvious, so Noida is changing every day. The milestone of every journey, the key address of every trip is changing. This is a historic step and it is going to stop. This place has seen the city changing, has seen job seekers, has seen people searching for flats, and then homebuyers doing protests. However, this place is history now. Yes, We are talking about the Char Murti roundabout of Greater Noida West. Yes! Char Murti has now been removed. The biggest place in Greater Noida West was most known by the name Char Murti. Char Murti has been removed to make the future better. Work has started there. Let us know what the people of Greater Noida West say about this..
Memories of one lakh people are attached to it
“Char Murti roundabout becomes the spot of thousands of people every day, but it has been sacked to make the future better and better. Underpass work will be carried out at this place and completed in 18 months. Memories of more than one lakh people are attached to Char Murti of Greater Noida West till now. To go to different places in NCR including Ghaziabad, Gurugram and Delhi, one had to pass through the Char Murti roundabout
Rashmi Pandey, Resident, GNW
A glimpse of Gautam Buddha Nagar in the statue
“I go to Gurugram for work every day. I have been living in Greater Noida West for a long time. Char Murti is imprinted in my eyes. A glimpse of the entire Gautam Buddha Nagar is visible. Lord Gautam Buddha is seen looking at the roads all around, but now it has been removed. It will look a bit strange, but it will be a good place for the future. Steps have to be taken to make this area even better.”
Jyoti, resident, Gaur City
Lakhs of people will get benefit
“I study at Galgotias University located in Knowledge Park, Greater Noida. I have been going to college for a long time. I suddenly saw that Char Murti had been removed. I felt a little strange because I had always seen that place. Later, I came to know that the work of the underpass was going to start here.”
Shashank Rai, Resident, GNW
The statue should be installed again after the underpass is built
“Yes! I have deep memories associated with the Char Murti roundabout. I go cycling with my team. Char Murti roundabout was a place where we all used to gather. However, now this famous roundabout has been removed. My demand is that after the construction of the underpass, a statue of Lord Gautam Buddha should be installed here.”
RS Uppal, Resident, GNW
The real name is “Kisan Chowk”
The real name is Kisan Chowk, but due to the presence of four statues, it was named “Char Murti Roundabout”. There are four statues of Lord Gautam Buddha installed at this roundabout, facing all four directions, east, west, north and south. Gautam Buddha Nagar district developed in a multifaceted way during Mayawati’s tenure. Therefore, the statue of Lord Gautam Buddha is installed in different places, which gives a new identity to this district.
760 meters long and costs 82 crores
This underpass will be about 760 meters long and 30 meters wide. Its construction will cost an estimated Rs 82 crore. It is targeted to be completed in 18 months. During the construction of the underpass, temporary roads will be constructed to bring changes to the traffic system so that traffic can be diverted and Construction work can be done without any hindrance. In the first phase, construction work will start on 60-meter road from Kisan Chowk towards Bisrakh.
800 trees will be shifted and 200 will be cut
For the construction of the proposed underpass at Kisan Chowk (Char Murti roundabout) in Greater Noida West, the Forest Department has given permission to the Greater Noida Authority to shift 800 trees and cut 200 trees. This underpass is being constructed with the aim of providing relief to local residents and commuters from traffic jams. Hence it has become necessary to remove trees on a large scale here.