Construction of the Ring Road around Jaipur was conceived by PWD in December 2000 on BOT basis.

The construction contract, valued at ₹900 crore, was awarded to Sanjose-Supreme in May 2011.

The road is envisaged as a toll-free and signal free expressway.

The project stalled due to deadlock between the JDA and the farmers over compensation to be paid for acquisition of the land.

To solve the deadlock the Union ministry of urban development proposed a scheme whereby the land owners would receive 60% of their land area back, instead of the previous 25%, in the form of new regular plots with road access.