File photo – Photo: SOCIAL MEDIA Expansion Before the assembly elections to be held in Madhya Pradesh next year, the state government wants trial run of metro train in Indore under any circumstances. To ensure that the work is done on time, he has made Manish Singh, the former collector of the city, the MD of the Metro Train Corporation. When the track is ready, the metro train will run from both the ends of the track. Metro train work completed in Indore After this, the public transport system will change. At present, the residents of the city travel by I-bus and city bus, but after a year there will be an option of Metro. There is a plan to run metro train from both ends on the metro track being built in Indore. When the work is completed, then Metro train will run in Indore. According to the distance of the metro stations, the passengers will be able to get the train within one to three minutes. According to Anil Joshi, Chief Engineer of IDA, in Indore 28. 5 kilometer metro project is being prepared. Is. Right now the pillars are being attached to the segments. After this, the work of laying the tracks will start. Although the metro track is 28. It is of 5 kilometers, but two trains will run simultaneously from both ends. . Both the trains will be able to cross each other on the track itself. Survey for Pithampur also Looking at the future expansion and population of Indore, work will be done on the metro train project. The survey has also started to connect the suburbs. Will be connected to Indore from Mhow and Pithampur by metro route. Officials said that 28. After the completion of the 5 kilometer trek, the total 11 Trains will run. According to the distance of the stations, the train will reach the station in one to three minutes. The depot being built in Gandhi Nagar is also being built in this way. Trains will be able to enter here at night from both ends. At present, the work of connecting the pillars by installing launchers at five places is going on. The metro will be underground or elevated in the central part. A decision is yet to be taken on this.