Bihar's Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has initiated a committee to drive development in Raghopur Diyara following the inauguration of the Kacchi Dargah-Bidupur Bridge. This infrastructure aims to enhance connectivity and foster social, economic, and tourism growth, creating investment and employment opportunities. The committee will focus on comprehensive development, ensuring equitable benefits across the region.
Patna (Bihar) [India], June 29 (ANI): Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Saturday formed a committee to oversee the development of Raghopur Diyara and its eastern and western regions following the inauguration of the six-lane Kacchi Dargah-Bidupur Bridge earlier this week.
The bridge, which connects Patna to Raghopur, is expected to boost social, economic, and tourism activities in the area, creating new investment opportunities and generating employment for the youth.
In a post on X, CM Nitish Kumar said, "You know that on June 23, 2025, the Kacchi Dargah-Bidupur 6-lane Ganga Bridge project was inaugurated, establishing connectivity from Patna to Raghopur. With the inauguration of this bridge, along with smooth transportation, social, economic, and tourism activities in the Raghopur Diyara area will be strengthened. New avenues for investment will be created, generating employment opportunities for the youth. This has created immense possibilities for development in Raghopur Diyara and its eastern and western regions."
He further said that in this context, for the comprehensive development of this area, along with the construction of more roads, other basic infrastructure will also need to be developed.
"Keeping this in mind, the state government has formed a committee for the development of this area, which will conduct an on-site study and prepare a work plan by examining all aspects of the possibilities for planned development. Our effort is to ensure that the benefits of development, along with justice, reach every region and section of the state equally, without any discrimination, because serving the public is our duty," he further said.