4 min readGurgaon, New DelhiApr 3, 2026 02:26 AM IST The Delhi Public Works Department’s (PWD) ambitious project, seeking to construct a 16 km-long double-decker elevated road over and along Munak Canal – a waterway that falls under Haryana government’s jurisdiction – is yet to take off as the Haryana’s Irrigation Department, citing technical issues, has not granted it a No Objection Certificate (NOC) allegedly despite repeated requests, officials said. The Haryana government has sought information mainly on two issues: desilting of the canal through heavy machinery should not be hampered by the corridor and details on pier specifications to ensure that the canal’s embankments are not damaged. “We are corresponding and pursuing the matter positively. As of now, we have received a preliminary report of the project (from the Delhi government), based on which we have submitted our technical observations,” a senior official from Haryana Irrigation department said. The official added, “We maintain the canal and undertake its desilting through heavy machinery. The movement of the machinery should not be hampered by the proposed …