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Maharashtra expands ‘Abhay’ scheme to benefit around 25,000 slum dwellers affected by stalled redevelopment projects

Maharashtra Minister Ashish Shelar, who is the guardian minister of Mumbai Suburban district, said the expanded scheme would cover groups of slum dwellers who were previously left out because of eligibility issues or changes in ownership of structures

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Under the expanded scheme, slum dwellers whose structures existed before 2000 will be covered. Representational Pic/File

Under the expanded scheme, slum dwellers whose structures existed before 2000 will be covered. Representational Pic/File

Maharashtra Minister Ashish Shelar on Tuesday announced the expansion of the ‘Abhay’ scheme, which is expected to benefit around 25,000 slum dwellers affected by stalled redevelopment projects, reported the PTI.

Shelar, who is the guardian minister of Mumbai Suburban district, said the expanded scheme would cover groups of slum dwellers who were previously left out because of eligibility issues or changes in ownership of structures.

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