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Mumbai civic body chief, joint commissioner of traffic police inspect 'pedestrian only' path at Kala Ghoda

The Kala Ghoda area, which is known for its historical heritage, is always crowded with tourists. Accordingly, the area is being developed to enable citizens and tourists to enjoy the 'Heritage Walk' in Mumbai

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The officials interacted with the pedestrians and took their feedback on the project. Pic/BMC

The officials interacted with the pedestrians and took their feedback on the project. Pic/BMC

Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani and Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Anil Kumbhare conducted an inspection of the 'pedestrian only' path of Kala Ghoda in South Mumbai. A Division Assistant Commissioner Jaideep More and other officials were also present with them for the inspection. 

The Kala Ghoda area is known for its historical heritage. The area is always crowded with tourists. Accordingly, the Kala Ghoda area is being developed to enable citizens and tourists to enjoy the 'Heritage Walk' in the city. Vehicles have been banned on five streets — Saibaba Road, Rope Walk Lane, Frober Street, Rutherfield Street, and B Bharucha Road—from 6 pm to 12 am on the weekends. These five streets will receive a complete transformation, including hydraulic bollards and heritage-themed improvements to maintain the area's cultural essence.

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