The Shiv Sena (UBT) on Saturday said the BJP's attack on the Uddhav Thackeray-led party over making Syed Iqbal, a Muslim, the mayor of Parbhani reflects its mental bankruptcy. In an editorial in Shiv Sena (UBT) mouthpiece Saamana, the party said the BJP does not have a problem in actor Salman Khan sitting next to the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) chief but has issues if a Marathi speaking Muslim and "loyalist Shiv Sainik" becomes mayor of Parbhani. The editorial was referring to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's interaction here with personalities from different walks of life last week. Shiv Sena (UBT) corporator Syed Iqbal was recently elected the mayor of Parbhani City Municipal Corporation, making it the first time the party has chosen a Muslim to head any city corporation. The party also accused the BJP of inciting Hindus. It further said the US has 1 per cent Hindus, the UK has 1.6 per cent, Australia has 3 per cent and Arab nations have 6 per cent, but Hindus are safe there.However, in India, Hindus, comprising 85 per cent of the population, are still unsafe, the editorial claimed, adding "the real danger to Hindus is from the BJP". The editorial pointed out that Sikandar Bhakt, one of seven important leaders who formed the BJP, was a Muslim and those making noise against Iqbal's election do not seem to know about it. It further said Iqbal becoming the mayor of Parbhani was the outcome of his loyalty. The editorial said 12 BJP corporators in Parbhani are Muslims. In the BJP-controlled Jintur Municipal Council, its deputy president Mehmunissa Pathan is a Muslim woman, it added. "It is fine when you (BJP) do it, but when others do it, they (BJP) resort to instigating fights between Hindus and Muslims," the editorial added. This story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed, agencies. Mid-day accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability, trustworthiness, reliability and data of the text. Mid-day management/mid-day.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.
14 February,2026 11:04 PM IST | Mumbai | PTIMumbai Police have registered a case at Mulund Police Station in connection with the collapse of a parapet segment from the under-construction Mumbai Metro Line-4 that killed one person and injured three others on Saturday afternoon. As per latest updates, the case has been filed under Sections 105, 110, 324(5), and 3(5). Further investigation is on. Meanwhile, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has imposed immediate financial penalties of Rs 5 crore on contractor RAJV Milan Infra and Rs 1 crore on the General Consultant consortium comprising DB Engineering & Consulting, Hill International Inc and Louis Berger Consulting Private Limited, citing prima facie responsibility. The action is subject to the findings of a detailed inquiry. As per latest updates, vehicular movement on Lal Bahadur Shastri (LBS) Road resumed on Saturday evening after being shut for nearly seven hours following an accident. Senior Police Inspector (Traffic), Mulund-Bhandup Division, Mahesh Tambe, confirmed that the accident spot has now been cleared and the stretch reopened to traffic. The mishap took place around 12.15 pm near Pier P196 on the Wadala–Kasarvadavali corridor, close to Mulund Fire Station. A portion of the parapet segment fell on a passing autorickshaw on LBS Road in Mulund West. Four persons were injured and shifted to a nearby hospital. One of them succumbed to injuries, while the remaining three are undergoing treatment. MMRDA said that it will bear the complete medical expenses of the injured and provide financial assistance to the family of the victim on priority as per policy. Mumbai Metro Line-4 slab collapse: MMRDA launches high-level probe MMRDA has also constituted a high-level inquiry committee headed by Basavraj M Bhadragond, director (projects), to determine the precise cause of the segment collapse. The committee will examine construction methodology, quality control systems, supervision mechanisms, contractor compliance, and third-party oversight processes. A detailed report has been sought on priority. Immediately after the incident, the project team secured the area, barricaded the affected stretch and commenced a detailed structural safety assessment in coordination with BMC, disaster management authorities, local police and fire brigade officials, MMRDA said. Additional Metropolitan Commissioner Ashwin Mudgal and other senior officials inspected the site, directed precautionary measures, visited the injured at the hospital, and arranged for an independent assessment by a team from Fortis Hospital, the authority further stated. Construction activity on the concerned stretch has been temporarily halted as a precautionary measure. Addressing reports on social media, MMRDA also clarified that certain circulating visuals pertain to a previously flagged location that is geographically separate from Pier P196 where Saturday’s incident occurred. This aspect will nevertheless be examined during the inquiry to ensure complete transparency, MMRDA said. In a statement, MMRDA said: “We are deeply saddened by the unfortunate incident near Pier P196 of Metro Line 4 and express our heartfelt condolences to the family of the deceased. The safety of citizens remains our highest priority. MMRDA remains fully committed to transparency, accountability, and the highest safety standards in execution of all infrastructure projects.”
14 February,2026 10:51 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentMumbai Police have arrested five officials linked to the under-construction Mumbai Metro Line-4 following the collapse of a parapet segment on Lal Bahadur Shastri (LBS) Road in Mulund West on Saturday afternoon, which left one person dead and three injured. A first information report (FIR) was registered at Mulund Police Station under Sections 105, 110, 324(5), and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) against managers, engineers, and supervisors from the contractor and supervisory companies involved. The five arrested are: Harish Chauhan – Project director Kuldeep Sapkal – Project manager Saurab Singh – Deputy manager Prashant Bhoir – Supervisor Avdhoot Inamdar – Project manager The first four are from Milan Road Buildtech, while the fifth is from DB Hill LBG. The incident occurred around 12.15 pm near Pier P196 on the Wadala–Kasarvadavali corridor, close to Mulund Fire Station. A portion of the parapet segment fell onto a passing autorickshaw and a car on LBS Road, causing injuries. Four persons were shifted to a nearby hospital, where one succumbed while the remaining three are undergoing treatment. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has imposed immediate financial penalties of ₹5 crore on contractor RAJV Milan Infra and ₹1 crore on the General Consultant consortium (comprising DB Engineering & Consulting, Hill International Inc, and Louis Berger Consulting Private Limited), citing prima facie responsibility. The action is subject to the findings of a detailed inquiry. MMRDA has constituted a high-level inquiry committee headed by Basavraj M Bhadragond, Director (Projects), to determine the precise cause of the collapse, including construction methodology, quality control, supervision, contractor compliance, and third-party oversight. Mumbai Metro Line-4 slab collapse: Construction on affected stretch temporarily halted Construction on the affected stretch has been temporarily halted. The site was secured and a structural safety assessment commenced in coordination with BMC, disaster management authorities, local police, and fire brigade officials. Additional Metropolitan Commissioner Ashwin Mudgal and senior officials inspected the site, directed precautionary measures, visited the injured, and arranged an independent assessment by a Fortis Hospital team. MMRDA clarified that certain circulating social media visuals pertain to a previously flagged location geographically separate from Pier P196, which will be examined during the inquiry for transparency. The authority expressed deep sorrow, extended condolences to the deceased's family, and reiterated commitment to safety. MMRDA will bear full medical expenses for the injured and provide financial assistance to the victim's family on priority. Vehicular movement on LBS Road resumed Saturday evening after a nearly seven-hour closure, with the spot cleared.
14 February,2026 10:48 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentThe Mumbai Police have imposed temporary no-parking restrictions on key stretches near the Armed Police Headquarters at Marol in Andheri East due to the ongoing police recruitment field tests. According to a notification issued by the office of the deputy commissioner of police (eastern suburbs), traffic, the restrictions have been enforced in view of heavy vehicle congestion outside the Armed Police Marol headquarters during the 2024–2025 recruitment process for Mumbai Police Constable and Police Constable (Band), including prison police posts. Authorities said candidates and their relatives have been parking vehicles in large numbers along the adjoining roads, causing inconvenience and obstruction to movement. Residents of the area have also been affected due to excessive roadside parking. To prevent traffic disruption and inconvenience, the road stretch from Marol Headquarters Main Gate to Kanakia Gate on the Aarey approach road, and the stretch from L&T Society to Een Guest House on the Marol Maroshi approach road, have been declared “No Parking” zones on both sides. The order, issued under Section 115 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, will remain in force from February 15 to April 10, 2026. However, the restriction will not apply to ambulances, police vehicles, fire brigade vehicles and other essential service vehicles. The notification has been issued by Deputy Commissioner of Police (Eastern Suburbs), Traffic, Pradeep Chavan, and will remain effective until completion of the recruitment field tests. Dadar's Tilak bridge to remain closed for heavy vehicles from Feb 12 for three months Dadar's Tilak bridge in central Mumbai will be temporarily closed for heavy vehicles for three months, the Mumbai Traffic Police said on Wednesday. The move is aimed at easing traffic congestion and ensuring smoother movement of vehicles in the area, said an official. The decision comes amid ongoing reconstruction work on the Elphinstone flyover and the Sion ROB bridge, which has increased traffic on alternative routes such as Dharavi and Tilak Bridge, according to an official traffic notification. The closure will be effective from February 12, 2026 to May 12, 2026, every day from 7 am to 11 pm. It applies to heavy vehicles such as tankers, mixers, dumpers, trailers and similar vehicles. The order has been issued under the powers of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, and will be enforced by the Traffic Divisions of Matunga and Dadar.
14 February,2026 10:02 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentMumbai woke up to hazy conditions on Friday, with the visibility likely to improve as the day progresses, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said in its latest weather update. According to the weather bureau, the sky will remain clear in the afternoon through the evening, causing temperatures to rise steadily. The maximum temperature is likely to hover at 34 degrees Celsius, while the minimum temperature is expected to be around 19 degrees Celsius, indicating warm daytime conditions with relatively cooler early mornings. The combination of morning haze and clear skies later in the day is typical of the ongoing winter transition period, with no significant change in weather conditions anticipated over the next 24 hours. According to data from the SAMEER app, the overall air quality index (AQI) in Mumbai stood at 118 on Friday, placing it in the ‘moderate’ category. Pollution levels varied significantly across locations, with Bandra-Kurla Complex recording an AQI of 133, Borivali East 78, Byculla 126, Andheri East 152, Chembur 107, Colaba 106, and Kandivali West 128. Ghatkopar registered an AQI of 129, Kandivali East 116, Malad West 148, and Mazgaon 127. Air quality improves slightly in Delhi but AQI remains in 'poor' The air quality in Delhi improved slightly on Friday morning, with the overall air quality index (AQI) recorded at 226 ('poor') at 8 am, according to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data, news agency ANI reported. On Thursday, the AQI was 241. On Friday morning, several areas of the national capital were blanketed by a thin layer of fog, despite which various locations witnessed considerable improvement in air quality, with the AQI in the 'moderate' category. As per AQI classification, a reading between 0 and 50 is 'good', 51 to 100 'satisfactory', 101 to 200 'moderate', 201 to 300 'poor', 301 to 400 'very poor', and 401 to 500 'severe'. Meanwhile, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) said that the minimum temperature in the national capital is likley to be 9.4 degrees Celsius. There has been a surge in the minimum temperature by up to 1-2 degrees Celsius. (Inputs from ANI)
14 February,2026 09:27 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentTo manage the increased demand during travel seasons, Indian Railways has announced an extension of 34 Special Trains on popular routes. The extension aims to provide passengers with more travel options and reduce congestion on key routes. This extension ensures smoother travel for passengers on key routes connecting cities like Bikaner, Sainagar Shirdi, Hisar, Khadki, Ajmer, Daund, and Solapur. With more trains available, passengers can plan their trips during busy travel periods without facing overcrowding. Weekly Special Trains extended Several weekly trains have been extended to run for additional weeks: Bikaner–Sainagar Shirdi (04715): Previously running every Saturday until 28 February, it will now continue until 28 March 2026 taking 4 trips. Sainagar Shirdi–Bikaner (04716): Previously running every Sunday until 1 March, now extended to 29 March 2026 taking 4 trips. Hisar–Khadki (04725): Previously running every Sunday until 22 February, now extended to 29 March 2026 taking 5 trips. Khadki–Hisar (04726): Previously running every Monday until 23 February, now extended to 30 March 2026 taking 5 trips. Ajmer–Daund (09625): Previously running every Thursday until 26 February, now extended to 26 March 2026 taking 4 trips. Daund–Ajmer (09626): Previously running every Friday until 27 February, now extended to 27 March 2026 taking 4 trips. Ajmer–Solapur (09627): Previously running every Wednesday until 25 February, now extended to 25 March 2026 taking 4 trips. Solapur–Ajmer (09628): Previously running every Thursday until 26 February, now extended to 26 March 2026 taking 4 trips. Note: Timings, routes, halts, and train compositions will remain the same. Booking and reservation made easy Bookings for Special Train nos 04716, 04726, 09626, and 09628 will open on 16 February 2026 at all computerized reservation centers and on the IRCTC website for trips within the Advanced Reservation Period (ARP). Bookings for journeys beyond the ARP will open on the corresponding subsequent ARP dates. Tickets for unreserved coaches can be booked through the UTS system. Passengers can also use the RailOne app to book tickets conveniently.
14 February,2026 09:04 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentCentral Railway has announced that it will extend the periodicity of its Special Trains and operate them as Special Trains, Holi Specials, and Summer Specials to manage the extra rush of passengers. A total of 1,448 train trips will run under this arrangement, including 328 Holi Special trips, 148 Special trips, and 972 Summer Special trips. “Passenger convenience is our priority,” officials said, adding that these trains will cover popular routes connecting cities like Mumbai, Solapur, Pune, Kalaburagi, Nashik, and Hadapsar Several weekly trains, including the Solapur–Mumbai and Solapur–Anakapalle services, will continue as Holi Specials, Special Trains, and Summer Specials until July 15, 2026. Daily trains on busy routes like Solapur–Daund, Kolhapur–Pune, and Badnera–Nashik will also be extended under the same plan. The timings, routes, halts, and train compositions will remain the same. Read ahead for further details. Weekly Special Trains Several weekly trains have been rescheduled to run under this extended program: Solapur–Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Mumbai (01435), previously running every Tuesday until 24 February 2026 will now operate as a Holi Special from 3 March to 31 March 2026, as a Special Train from 7 April to 14 April 2026, and as a Summer Special from 21 April to 14 July 2026, totaling 20 trips. Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Mumbai–Solapur (01436), previously running every Wednesday until 25 February 2026, it will run as a Holi Special from 4 March to 1 April 2026, as a Special Train from 8 April to 15 April 2026, and as a Summer Special from 22 April to 15 July 2026, also totaling 20 trips. Solapur–Anakapalle (01477), previously running every Friday until 27 February 2026, it will operate as a Holi Special from 6 March to 27 March 2026, as a Special Train from 3 April to 10 April 2026, and as a Summer Special from 17 April to 10 July 2026, totaling 19 trips. Anakapalle–Solapur (01478), previously running every Saturday until 28 February 2026, it will now run as a Holi Special from 7 March to 28 March 2026, as a Special Train from 4 April to 11 April 2026, and as a Summer Special from 18 April to 11 July 2026, totaling 19 trips. Daily Special Trains Several daily trains will also continue to operate up to 15 July 2026 with the same arrangement. They will run as Holi Specials from 1 March to 31 March 2026, as Special Trains from 1 April to 14 April 2026, and as Summer Specials from 15 April to 15 July 2026. The daily trains include: Solapur–Daund / Daund–Solapur: Train nos 01461 and 01462, 137 trips each. Solapur–Kalaburagi / Kalaburagi–Solapur: Train nos 01465 and 01466, 137 trips each. Hadapsar–Harangul / Harangul–Hadapsar: Train nos 01487 and 01488, 137 trips each. Kolhapur–Pune / Pune–Kolhapur: Train nos 01024 and 01023, 137 trips each. Badnera–Nashik / Nashik–Badnera: Train nos 01211 and 01212, 137 trips each. Reservation details Passengers can book tickets for these Special Trains (except train 01478) starting 16 February 2026 at all computerized reservation centers and online at IRCTCfor trips within the Advanced Reservation Period (ARP). Bookings for journeys beyond the ARP will open on the corresponding subsequent ARP dates. Tickets for unreserved coaches can be booked through the UTS system. Passengers can also use the RailOne app to book their tickets.
14 February,2026 08:14 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentA portion of a parapet segment of the under-construction Mumbai Metro Line-4 collapsed in Mulund West on Saturday afternoon. One person has been killed in the incident while thee others have sustained serious injuries. In a press statement, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority said, "The incident occurred today at approximately 12:15 pm near Pier P196 of Metro Line construction works in the Rajiv (Milan) stretch, close to Mulund Fire Station, where a portion of a parapet segment fell from height and struck a passing auto rickshaw and a Skoda car." Four people were injured in the incident and were rushed to Upasani Hospital. As per information shared by the hospital operator, while one person was declared brought dead. The victim has been identified as Ramdhan Yadav. One of the injured, Rajkumar Indrajeet Yadav (45), has been admitted in the intensive care unit (ICU) of the hospital. His condition is said to be critical. The other injured have been identified as Mahendra Pratap Yadav (52) and Deepa Ruhiya (40). Their condition is said to be stable. An incident occurred today at approximately 12:15 pm near Pier P196 of Metro Line construction works in the RAJV (Milan) stretch, close to Mulund Fire Station, where a portion of a parapet segment fell from height and struck a passing auto rickshaw.Two individuals sustained… — MMRDA (@MMRDAOfficial) February 14, 2026 The Mumbai Metro project team is at the site working on relief operations and securing it in close co-ordination with the civic body and disaster management. As soon as the incident was reported, the authorities concerned rushed to the spot. The Mumbai Fire Brigade (MFB), police, metro staff, ward officials, and ambulance services were mobilised for rescue and relief operations immediately. Mumbai Metro Line-4 slab collapse: Incident happened due to MMRDA's negligence, claims MLA Meanwhile, legislator Mihir Kotecha, slamming MMRDA, said, "The incident happened due to MMRDA's negligence. Instead of four hooks, only two were used to lift the part of the bridge. We have evidence to prove that. This is negligence of contractor. We have asked for suspension of the contractor." Meanwhile, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has announced a compensation of Rs 5 lakh to the family of the victim. The state will also bear the medical expenses of the three injured. Expressing profound grief, CM Fadnavis ordered a thorough investigation into the cause of the collapse. He prayed for the speedy recovery of the injured, particularly those in critical condition, and assured full support to the affected families. Mayor Ritu Tawde and Deputy Mayor Sanjay Ghadi rushed to the site after learning about the incident to oversee the rescue and relief operation.
14 February,2026 06:32 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentThe Maharashtra government has announced immediate financial relief of Rs 5 lakh to the family of the victim of the Mulund slab collapse incident. A parapet wall slab from the under-construction Mumbai Metro Line-4 girder bridge collapsed onto vehicles on LBS Road in Mulund on Saturday afternoon killing one person. According to latest information, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis also said that the state will bear the entire cost of medical treatment for the three injured in the incident. The mishap occurred around 12.15 pm near pier 196, close to Mulund Fire Station and the Johnson and Johnson factory. The falling slab struck a passing autorickshaw and a Skoda car, causing heavy damage to both vehicles. One person, identified as Ramdhan Yadav, was killed in the incident. Three others sustained injuries: Rajkumar Indrajeet Yadav (45, critical and admitted to ICU), Mahendra Pratap Yadav (52, stable), and Deepa Ruhiya (40, stable). Expressing profound grief, CM Fadnavis ordered a thorough investigation into the cause of the collapse. He prayed for the speedy recovery of the injured, particularly those in critical condition, and assured full support to the affected families. Mumbai Metro Line-4 slab collapse: Aaditya Thackeray slams govt The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA), executing the Metro Line-4 project, confirmed that the metro construction team is actively at the site, coordinating relief operations and securing the area in close collaboration with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) and disaster management authorities. An official probe has been initiated to ascertain the exact reasons behind the structural failure. Meanwhile, the opposition has strongly criticised the government over the incident, raising serious concerns about safety standards, quality control, and oversight in Mumbai's ongoing metro expansion projects. Attacking the state government, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray criticised the handling of the Mulund metro slab collapse and pointed to previous incidents involving metro infrastructure. He recalled that a wall had collapsed and the then newly inaugurated Metro Line-3 had got flooded amid heavy rains last year, questioning whether the BJP-led dispensation would blacklist the contractor responsible for Saturday's mishap. "Not likely- may be it'll show a penalty of a few lakhs and let the contractor get more tenders," Thackeray said. "If you notice, pillars are already painted- before the work was completed. This will cost the state some crores and then once work is finished, crores again to do them up," he added. (With PTI inputs)
14 February,2026 06:31 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentA high-level inquiry committee has been formed by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) after a parapet segment from the under-construction Metro Line-4 corridor collapsed in Mulund West on Saturday afternoon, an incident that MLA Mihir Kotecha alleged was caused by negligence on the part of the authority and its contractor. “The incident happened due to MMRDA's negligence. Instead of four hooks, only two were used to lift the part of the bridge. We have evidence to prove that. This is negligence of contractor. We have asked for suspension of the contractor,” Kotecha said. The incident occurred at around 12.15 pm near Pier P196 on the Wadala–Kasarvadavali stretch, close to Mulund Fire Station. A portion of the parapet segment fell from height and struck a passing autorickshaw, resulting in one fatality and injuries to three citizens. The injured were shifted to a nearby hospital, where their condition is being closely monitored and necessary medical assistance is being provided. MMRDA has said it will bear the complete medical expenses of the injured, while financial assistance will be disbursed on priority as per applicable policy. The project team reached the site immediately and secured the area. The stretch has been barricaded, and a detailed structural safety assessment has commenced in coordination with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, disaster management authorities, local police, and fire brigade officials. The inquiry committee, headed by Basavraj M Bhadragond, director (projects), MMRDA, will investigate the precise cause of the parapet segment collapse. It will examine the construction methodology, quality control protocols, supervision mechanisms, and compliance records. A detailed report has been sought on priority. Mumbai Metro Line-4 slab collapse: MMRDA clarifies social media visuals pertain to different location MMRDA clarified that certain reports circulating on social media referring to visuals of a previously flagged location are incorrect. According to the authority, the present incident occurred near Pier No P196, while the visuals relate to a different and geographically separate location within the corridor alignment. This aspect will nevertheless be examined as part of the inquiry to ensure transparency. As a precautionary measure, construction activity at the immediate stretch has been temporarily halted pending preliminary findings. “Public safety remains paramount,” MMRDA stated, adding that strict accountability will be ensured based on the inquiry findings and appropriate corrective measures will be implemented to prevent recurrence.
14 February,2026 06:28 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondentThe Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will commence cement concretisation work on Nepean Sea Road from Mukesh Chowk to Priyadarshini Park from February 17, marking the first phase of upgrading this key arterial stretch in south Mumbai. In the initial phase, a 770-metre section (27.45 metres wide) will be concretised. The entire road spans 1,950 metres (including a 200-metre bridge portion), with an overall concretisation of 1,750 metres targeted. The Mumbai civic body has received the no-objection certificate from traffic police and aims to complete this phase before the monsoon. Temporary traffic diversions, partial road closures, and alternative routes will be implemented to maintain smooth flow during construction. BMC has appealed to citizens and local residents to cooperate with the administration and follow all displayed traffic and safety instructions to reduce inconvenience. The project forms part of Mumbai civic body’s broader road concretisation initiative. In Phase-1, 77 per cent of targeted work has been completed, while Phase-2 stands at 52 per cent, achieving an overall 63 per cent progress. Mumbai civic chief directs officials to ensure strict timelines and high-quality execution BMC Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani has directed officials to ensure meticulous road-wise planning, strict adherence to timelines, and high-quality execution. Deputy Commissioner (Zone D) Manish Valanju recently reviewed the Nepean Sea Road project, He was joined by local corporators Ajay Patil, Sunny Sanap, Snehal Tendulkar, and Gaurang Jhaveri, Deputy Chief Engineer (Roads) (City) Dr Vishal Thombre, Assistant Engineer Hulavale, and Senior Police Inspector (Traffic) Nilesh Kamble. The BMC administration has urged public cooperation during the work period to ensure safety and minimal disruption. Updates on traffic arrangements and progress will be shared as the project advances, the civic body stated.
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