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To do this, 45 bike stations and kiosks were built in Jabalpur after all rupees were spent. The purpose of this project is that people should use more and more bicycles to avoid traffic jams in the city. Even after the rupee spending, Smart City Limited stopped the Hexi Cycle Project, Attorney accused.

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