Niranjanpur ( Jalod ), Indore

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Indore’s MR-11 Road Faces Delays From More Than 200 Structures

Amar Ujala · Nov 16, 2025 · Infrastructure

Indore Development Authority is building MR-11 in stages, while more than 200 structures obstruct completion of its planned 60-metre-wide route to AB Road.

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Indore Development Authority is constructing MR-11, a 60-metre-wide road linking the bypass with AB Road and the New Lohamandi area. Work currently extends only from the bypass to the entrance of Dewas Naka Basti; completion to AB Road remains undecided. A link road connecting MR-11 to Niranjanpur is also being planned.
The article describes the road as 3 km long and says more than ₹50 crore is being spent on 2 km. The bypass-to-settlement section is expected to be completed within a year.
More than 200 structures, including large warehouses, obstruct the 800-metre stretch between Dewas Naka Basti and AB Road. The authority has asked the municipal corporation to remove them, but no removals have occurred.
The road is expected to ease heavy-vehicle traffic on MR-10, where buses heading towards Delhi, Bhopal and Agra travel, and reduce traffic through residential areas along MR-10, Sukhlia village and Chandragupta Maurya statue junction. More than 40 colonies and rural areas connect to MR-11.
The route was planned in the 1975 master plan. A proposal to fund it through the Simhastha allocation was made 10 years ago, but that funding was later assigned to MR-4. Local real-estate representatives say nearby townships have developed and urge completion to AB Road.

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