Bengaluru: Refusal to handover land by two petrol bunk owners at two places has delayed acquisition process for 10-lane Bengaluru-Mysuru Express Highway project that will allow people to travel in 100 km speed on 117.2 km distance between two cities.
If sources are believed, this ‘non co-operation’ has come in the way of building a toll plaza on this express highway. One petrol bunk is situated near Kaniminiki and another bunk is in Mandya. Both of them belonged to Indian Oil Corporation. Work orders have been issued to have a ten-lane Highway which included two service lanes.
