Thiruvananthapuram: BJP in Kerala has demanded that a third railway line be allotted to Kerala instead of K-rail. The leaders will meet Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav. Union Minister V. BJP is under the leadership of Muralidharan. The leaders will meet the railway minister in the afternoon.
BJP in Kerala is of the position that the Silver Line project should not be implemented in Kerala. Leadership is accepted. This position is for the development of Kerala. It gave way to campaigns like standing against. BJP is also to overcome this. The delegation has reached Delhi. Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav at 2.30 pm BJP. The delegation will meet.
In the meeting with the Union Minister, besides discussing matters related to railway development in the state, BJP also demanded that a third line should be allotted to Kerala parallel to the existing railway track. Leaders will raise. Along with this, the leaders will also put forward the demand that the Nemam terminal project should be restored. The central government had made it clear that the center would withdraw from the Nemam terminal project. But on the basis of the realization that this withdrawal will affect the BJP politically, the demand to restore the project has been rejected by the BJP. Proposing.
Union Minister V. said that there should be a system to run high-speed trains in Kerala and an alternative route should be found for it. Muralidharan told Mathrubhumi News.
The central government has clarified that the project given before the Railway Department in the name of K-Rail is not feasible financially. There should be a system to run high speed trains in Kerala. It needs to find an alternative. Union Minister V. Muralidharan said.