Satyajeet Tambe Demands Direct Pune-Nashik Rail Route
MLA Satyajeet Tambe demands direct route via Sangamner, vows to continue struggle

MLA Satyajeet Tambe has been spearheading a campaign for the Pune-Nashik semi-high-speed rail project, demanding a direct route via Sangamner. The project has been in the works for two years, with Tambe repeatedly raising the issue in the Legislative Assembly.
The government had agreed to appoint an expert committee, headed by Dr Anil Kakodkar, to examine the project. However, despite a 60-day timeframe, the government has not provided the necessary railway-related information, even after 25 days have elapsed.
Tambe has expressed dissatisfaction over the delay, calling it a matter of serious concern. He has put forward two key demands: that the committee's deadline should not be extended, and that the committee should visit various talukas and villages to understand public sentiment.
The government had accepted both demands and provided a written assurance. However, the lack of progress has led to a public agitation for the railway project. Tambe has urged people to raise their voices and convey the message to the government, emphasizing that the struggle will not cease until the direct Pune-Nashik semi-high-speed railway becomes a reality.
The issue has strong sentiments among people of Sangamner taluka, as well as in Sinnar, Akole, Junnar, Ambegaon, Shirur, and Khed talukas. Tambe has made it clear that the agitation will intensify day by day until the trains are running.
The next 35 days will be crucial, as the committee's deadline nears. Tambe has faith in the government but believes it is essential to continue the struggle. The Pune-Nashik semi-high-speed rail project has the potential to benefit several regions, and Tambe's demands are aimed at ensuring that the project is routed via Sangamner.
The project's success will depend on the government's willingness to provide the necessary information and support. Tambe's persistence and the public's support will be crucial in ensuring that the project is completed as planned.
In conclusion, the Pune-Nashik semi-high-speed rail project is a significant infrastructure development that has the potential to benefit several regions. MLA Satyajeet Tambe's demands for a direct route via Sangamner are aimed at ensuring that the project is completed as planned, and his struggle will continue until the trains are running.
Frequently asked questions
What is the current status of the Pune-Nashik semi-high-speed rail project?
The government-appointed committee has a 60-day deadline, but the government has not provided the necessary railway-related information, even after 25 days have elapsed.
What are Satyajeet Tambe's demands for the project?
Tambe demands a direct route via Sangamner and that the committee's deadline should not be extended, and that the committee should visit various talukas and villages to understand public sentiment.