Charlapalli New Station Lecks in the Rain Lecks

Hyderabad: Large construction errors at the newly renovated Charlapalli Terminal Bailway Bahnhof were at the rains on Saturday that Hyderabad met. The rain loosened several attics and had water cascaded in waiting areas and let the passengers in several “summer special trains” wade through puddles. Bulies and provisional barriers placed platforms when the employees tried to distract the leaks. The 413 GBP project was opened in January by Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Fanfare.

Charlapalli, who was invoiced for Secunderabad as the future terminus and deconaugion hub, has already been criticized to his location at the outskirts of Hyderabad and limited connectivity. Narrow approaches, tight city bus connections and minimal feeder services make the 25 km long journey from Central Hyderabad exhausting for most travelers.

“Connectivity was our first hurdle – now we are fighting rainwater in the hall,” complained a stranded passenger.

The railway officials rejected the order, but Sources said that a technical team was sent to evaluate the damage and check compliance with contractors.

Opposition leaders have requested an examination of the construction quality and argued that the leaks “the veneer of a showcase project did not wash away four months after its inauguration. The South Central Railway is expected to submit a preliminary report on the structural integrity and remedial measures of the train station in front of the monsoon this week.