• Assembly Speaker Mr. Vasudev inaugurated high‑mast lights in India Motor Circle, Thathera Chowk, Usri Gate, Shani Temple and Shiv Temple on Saturday
  • More than 3,000 street lights will be installed in the city’s 80 wards

Jaipur, 24 October. Assembly Speaker Mr. Vasudev Devnanani said that ahead of Diwali, continuous efforts are being made to strengthen Ajmer’s lighting. Under the plan, high‑mast and mini‑high‑mast lights are being installed at intersections in the Ajmer North constituency at a cost of millions of rupees. In addition, over 3,000 extra street lights are being fitted across the city’s 80 wards. Heritage poles and heritage lights are also being used to beautify Pushkar Road and Jaipur Road.

Assembly Speaker Mr. Vasudev Devnanani inaugurated high‑mast lights in India Motor Circle, Shani Temple, Thathera Chowk, Shiv Temple and Usri Gate on Saturday. The Ajmer Development Authority has installed 12 high‑mast and 19 mini‑high‑mast lights, and the municipal corporation has installed 13 high‑mast and 3 mini‑high‑mast lights.

He said the municipal corporation and ADA have been instructed to ensure adequate lighting on all roads and intersections in Ajmer North before Diwali, to install high‑mast and mini‑high‑mast lights at various junctions, to fit street lights in wards, to complete heritage poles and lights within fifteen days, and to install high‑mast and mini‑high‑mast lights at major required intersections. Additionally, work will proceed to install about 3,000 new street lights in various wards as needed.

He instructed the Ajmer Municipal Corporation to install high‑mast and mini‑high‑mast lights before Diwali at Lohakhan Tempo Stand, India Motors Circle, Shani Temple, Vaishali Nagar, Lavkush Garden, Pasand Nagar Kotda, Shiv Temple, Rembal Road, Usri Gate, Thathera Chowk, Pancholi Chowk and other areas. Heritage lights and decorative poles will be installed from Rishi Udyan to Advait Ashram, and lighting will also be arranged at Circuit House and Jaipur Road. He directed officials to complete the remaining heritage lighting work within the next 15 days. Work on all these directives is ongoing.

He said the municipal corporation has been directed to provide attractive lighting under the elevated road for the festival. More than 3,000 lights will be installed by the corporation in the city’s 80 wards. He added that modern lighting is essential to enhance the city’s beauty and improve night‑time traffic and safety.

The Assembly Speaker instructed the Ajmer Development Authority to complete decorative pole and high‑mast light work on Pushkar Road before Diwali, to inspect all lights in the planned areas and switch on any that are off, and to keep ADA’s high‑mast and mini‑high‑mast lights operational.

He said that all necessary lighting arrangements should be inspected before Diwali and any deficiencies corrected immediately, with repairs to faulty or non‑functional street lights and installation of new lights where needed. He directed municipal and ADA officials to cooperate and ensure all arrangements are completed within the stipulated time.

Mayor Mrs. Anamika Sharma, councilor Mr. Anish Goyal, Mr. Praveen Jain, Mr. Arvind Yadav and other elected representatives and officials were present on the occasion.

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