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Mumbai: Chandivali residents to hold silent protest on Feb 12

BMC’s Development Plan had proposed to build the 600-metre-long and 90-foot-wide road, which would have connected Saki Naka to Jogeshwari-Vikhroli Link Road (JVLR) via Chandivli Farm Road

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A parked garbage collection vehicle of the BMC on the partially built 90 feet road. Pic/Sameer Markande

A parked garbage collection vehicle of the BMC on the partially built 90 feet road. Pic/Sameer Markande

While the BMC is busy beautifying Mumbai by breaking perfectly fine dividers and footpaths, Chandivli residents are demanding something planned years ago—a 90-foot road. In 2021, the BMC built only 1/3rd of the road, which is also full of illegal parking and encroachment. Ignored for long, the locals plan to make their voice heard on Sunday.

Once known for small industries, Chandivli developed into a residential area with many high-rises over the past two decades. But the connecting roads remained narrow and couldn’t take the pressure of heavy traffic.

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