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Delhi's New Barapullah Phase-III Flyover Faces Congestion Despite Opening

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The Barapullah Phase-III flyover in Delhi, which opened recently, is experiencing significant traffic congestion. The Rs 1,635-crore infrastructure project was approved in 2014, with construction starting the following year. It missed its original 2017 completion deadline due to multiple delays, resulting in cost overruns. The long-awaited flyover was intended to alleviate traffic in the city but has been heavily congested since its operational launch.

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