Anchepalya residents to get road to Chikkabidarakallu metro station
The Hindu
Realtor agrees to build 12-ft road that will go through private property
Last year, residents of Anchepalya and other villages off Tumakuru Road had staged multiple protests demanding that the authorities build a road that will allow them access to the planned Chikkabidarakallu station on the Nagasandra–BIEC metro line.
Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (BMRCL) claims that the situation has been resolved. A link road will be built via the property of a private builder located close to the station.
BMRCL managing director Anjum Parwez told The Hindu that a private builder had agreed to build a 12-ft road that villagers can use to reach the station once it becomes operational. One more road will be built linking the village to Tumakuru Road.
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