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Mumbai: Banganga revamp has turned our area into a dump, say locals
Updated On: 06 June, 2019 07:31 AM IST | Mumbai | Chetna Sadadekar and Bipin Kokate
As residents and civic body spar over how the makeover is being done, work has stalled, affecting mobility of Malabar Hill residents

The locals have also raised questions over not being given any alternative road after the one used by senior citizens was completely destroyed as part of the renovation work. Pic/Bipin Kokate
The Banganga tank's makeover, which has been going on and off for the last two months, has made the lives of local residents miserable while making the heritage area look like a dump yard for debris. Locals have also opposed the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) plan of laying basalt stones on the periphery of the pond. BMC had planned the beautification of the peripheral area after which they were going to take care of the pond, but the work still remains incomplete.
The beautification work started around January, and in the months since, locals do not even have a good road to go home. With the monsoon approaching, several fear having to wade through muck after walking through plumes of dust for the past four months.
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