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CM Mohan Yadav to Lead Bhopal Cabinet Meeting on Oct 27, Master Plan-2047 Objections
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 27 Oct 2026, 09:01 AM
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Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will preside over a cabinet meeting in Bhopal on Oct 27, during which the state will begin probing objections to the Master Plan‑2047 and discuss a metro‑related traffic diversion.
Bhopal will host a cabinet meeting on 27 October under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. The session, convened by the Madhya Pradesh government, is set to address several key items on the agenda, notably the review of objections lodged against the state's Master Plan‑2047 and the re‑routing of traffic due to ongoing metro construction.
The Master Plan‑2047, which outlines the long‑term urban development framework for Bhopal, has attracted a number of objections from residents and civic groups. Officials announced that a formal inquiry into these concerns will commence immediately, aiming to incorporate feedback before finalizing the plan.
Separately, the cabinet will consider a temporary diversion of traffic on one of the city's major corridors to accommodate the metro line's expansion. The proposed changes are expected to affect commuter flow for the next few months, with authorities promising alternate routes and enhanced signage.
State officials emphasized that both initiatives are part of a broader effort to modernize Bhopal's infrastructure while ensuring public participation and minimal disruption to daily life.
The Master Plan‑2047, which outlines the long‑term urban development framework for Bhopal, has attracted a number of objections from residents and civic groups. Officials announced that a formal inquiry into these concerns will commence immediately, aiming to incorporate feedback before finalizing the plan.
Separately, the cabinet will consider a temporary diversion of traffic on one of the city's major corridors to accommodate the metro line's expansion. The proposed changes are expected to affect commuter flow for the next few months, with authorities promising alternate routes and enhanced signage.
State officials emphasized that both initiatives are part of a broader effort to modernize Bhopal's infrastructure while ensuring public participation and minimal disruption to daily life.