Due to withdrawal of funds from the National Highways Authority of India , the Highways and Minor Ports Department of the State Government has taken up upgradation works on the two connecting roads . In 2010 , during the World Classical Tamil Conference 2010 , the then Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu , M. Karunanidhi announced the construction of a three-tier flyover at Gandhipuram at a cost of 1.48 billion , to be completed over a period of two years . It would start from the Central Bus Station and end at the Corporation built Omni Bus Station on Sathyamangalam Road . The project also includes a four-lane underpass from the 100 Feet road junction to Nava India junction , four-lane up connecting the City Bus Station , State Express Transport Corporation ( SETC ) Bus Station , Central Bus Station and the proposed Bus Station on Sathyamangalam Road at a length of 1.2 km , the flyover will cover both the junctions . The cost was later brought down to 1 billion , and the Flyover construction was to have started in January 2011 . The project met with many protests by the Hindu Munnani activists who protested the demolition of four temples along Sathyamanagalam Road and Dr. Nanjappa Road . In 2012 , the Member of Parliament representing Coimbatore , P. R. Natarajan , stated that the project was not practical and demanded changes in its design
World Classical Tamil Conference 2010
World Classical Tamil Conference 2010
Coimbatore bypass