SWR's Mysuru Division DRM inspects Hassan-Bantwal railway section
The inspection aimed at reviewing the safety and maintenance standards of track infrastructure, signalling systems, and operational preparedness along the route. Special emphasis was laid on the condition of track parameters, bridges, curves, and gradient sections in the ghat region between Sakaleshpur and Subrahmanya Road.
The DRM also reviewed the progress of ongoing station redevelopment works at Sakaleshpur, Subrahmanya Road, and Bantwala stations under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme (ABSS). These redevelopment efforts focus on enhancing passenger amenities, station aesthetics, and overall travel experience.
Mr. Mittal interacted with on-site engineering teams and instructed officials to ensure adherence to project timelines and maintain high standards of quality and safety during the execution.
He was accompanied by Anand Bharti, chief project manager, Gati Shakti Unit, and other senior officials from the division, a release from the division said.
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