Gurugram's Sectors 58 to 115 to Get 24-Meter Wide Roads, Transforming City's Connectivity and Infrastructure

by- Grihik
Mar 3, 2026

The state government has announced in the budget that it will acquire land and construct 24-meter wide internal roads in newly developed sectors of New Gurugram, addressing years of incomplete infrastructure that caused daily traffic jams, dust, waterlogging, and delays in emergency services. Residents and RWAs have welcomed the move as a historic step that will boost real estate and ease connectivity.

Gurugram, March 2, 2026: In the newly developed areas of Sectors 58 to 115 in New Gurugram, residents have been facing severe difficulties for years due to incomplete sector roads and poor connectivity. Many sectors lack the promised 24-meter wide internal roads, leading to daily problems such as traffic jams, dust, mud, and delays in emergency services .

Against this backdrop, the Chief Minister's announcement during the state budget regarding the construction of these roads is being seen as a major and decisive step .

Government Takes Direct Responsibility

In the budget speech, the government has made it clear that it will itself acquire the necessary land for the construction of 24-meter wide internal roads, providing a permanent solution to this long-pending problem. This decision will not only ease commuting but also give new momentum to real estate and infrastructure development across the region .

Residents and RWAs Hail the Decision

Sunny Daulatabad, Convener of Dwarka Expressway Gurugram Development Association (DXPGDA), said, "The inclusion of this announcement in the budget is a historic moment for us. This decision will directly impact the lives of millions of people. We welcome this step by the government, but we also appeal that a fixed timeframe be set for this and the date for starting work be announced soon" .

Swaraj Verma, President of M3M Woodshire RWA, Sector 107, highlighted the ground realities: "In the current situation, many sectors do not even have basic road connectivity. Ambulances and fire brigades face difficulty reaching. If this budget announcement is implemented at the ground level, we will see a big change" .

Sarita Jaiswal, General Secretary of Parina Coban, Sector 99A, expressed satisfaction: "The government has understood our years-old demand. This is a positive initiative, now the need is to implement it quickly so that people can get real relief" .

Alok Pandey, President of Raheja Vedanta RWA, Sector 108, noted the broader impact: "Due to the lack of roads, the entire area's development was being affected. This announcement in the budget will boost both investment and infrastructure" .

Ashok Dutta, President of RWA, Parsvnath Duet, Sector 106, emphasized timely execution: "The announcement is welcome, but now the most important thing is that the government implements it in a time-bound manner. People's patience is now wearing thin" .

Impact on Real Estate and Connectivity

The development of these roads is expected to significantly improve connectivity across New Gurugram, linking residential sectors with commercial hubs, the Dwarka Expressway, and other major arterials. Improved infrastructure will likely enhance property values and attract further investment to the region, which has seen rapid population growth and residential project development without commensurate infrastructure development .