The Lucknow – Sitapur rail line in Uttar Pradesh was converted to broad gauge (as part of Project Unigauge) in which year?

The Lucknow – Sitapur rail line in Uttar Pradesh was converted to broad gauge (as part of Project Unigauge) in which year? Correct Answer 2019

The conversion of 90 km stretch of Lucknow – Sitapur rail line to broad gauge was completed in January, 2019. The former Minister of State for Railways, ManojSinha inaugurated the new rail line.
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