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Mumbai: Kurla’s Nehru Nagar locals launch postcard campaign to save their open space

Movement hopes to save dairy plot earmarked for rehabilitating Dharavi PAP

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Local residents of Nehru Nagar have launched a movement to save the government dairy plot in Kurla East

Local residents of Nehru Nagar have launched a movement to save the government dairy plot in Kurla East

Local residents from Nehru Nagar, Kurla East, on Sunday decided to start a postcard movement by sending multiple postcards to the chief minister and the prime minister appealing to withdraw the controversial Government Resolution (GR) of rehabilitating Dharavi project affected residents on the Kurla dairy plot. Shiv Sena leader and MLA from Worli Aaditya Thackeray had on Thursday joined hands with Nehru Nagar Kurla residents who have been protesting to save the Mother Dairy plot at Nehru Nagar.

mid-day had been reporting since February 2024 how residents had started a citizen movement terming it ‘Lok Chalwal’ to reserve the old Kurla government dairy land for a garden and recreation ground to maintain greenery and have an open space in the area.

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