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Friday 13 July 2012

Reliance wanted to quit airport line

NEW DELHI: A week after Infrastructure Trust, the concessionaire for the Airport Express Metro, Delhi Metro accused of shoddy work in the high-speed and off, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has struck back. In a letter to Urban Development Minister, Kamal Nath, DMRC chief Mangu Singh has accused the R-Infra to allow the situation "worse to the point that services should be suspended. Any professional trader would not have allowed the situation to reach that level, "says Singh.

Singh, however, says absolutely nothing about the DMRC own culpability in this whole episode. The letter, sent as a "progress report every two weeks," is dated July 11, 2012. States that "the current situation has arisen due to the fact that there were defects in the setting of the bearings and the same was not detected by time dependence.

In the letter - TOI has a copy - Singh is dependent almost accused of using the theme of the bearings as an excuse to bail out of the airport project Metro Express. "As I brought to the notice of class, confidence, even before the issue of damage to the bearings, had represented the DMRC about the financial viability of the project and in fact had written to DMRC in this regard. It DMRC had said that either take control or restructuring of the entire project so that the financial burden on them is reduced. Meanwhile, they were able to find the subject of the bearings and suspended the services, "he says.

Infrastructure agency has denied the accusation and said earlier it was closing in from the airport only in the security field.


Significantly, although Singh seems to be shifting the blame, he admits that the issue is serious bearing. "These bearings are of very small value compared with the total cost of the viaduct, but are very crucial in the consideration of security." However, he blames the consultant who had been hired for the project, rituals, and the contractor (not mentioned by name) of poor workmanship. "Prima facie evidence is that the bearings were not fixed in accordance with the design and specifications by the contractor," writes the head of the Delhi Metro.

Singh according to the requirements of the airport line were different from the "Metro normal" line. "We had no expertise available to implement a project on our own. Therefore, the entire project was executed under the supervision of an international consultant, including rites," says Singh, adding: "The consultant deployed about 26 foreign experts from time to time and 50 full-time engineers rites. seems to be deficient in the supervision by the consultant. at the end of the investigation, appropriate action was initiated against the contractor and the consultant. "

Singh said there was no need to suspend service to replace the bearings. In fact, he is pain that whole line closed. "There have been suspended for the entire line services, although some are not affected at all, and may maintain connectivity to the airport from the Dwarka side by running trains between Sector 21 and Aero City station "he writes.

     

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