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NHAI bans contractor for 3 years over Awadh Expressway defects, imposes daily penalty

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The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has issued a three-year ban on the contractor responsible for the Awadh Expressway following the discovery of serious structural defects. The expressway, also known as the Awadh Expressway, developed premature problems including slippages within weeks of its inauguration. As part of punitive measures, NHAI has suspended tolling operations on the expressway. A daily penalty of Rs 42 lakh has also been imposed, signaling a strict accountability response from the authority.

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