Updated On: 16 November, 2024 07:16 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
Chandivli residents unveil a 20-point manifesto addressing local issues and invite Assembly election candidates to discuss their demands, including better roads and halting illegal activities. In hard-hitting document, they go beyond the usual to demand loyalty, integrity and judicious spending of public funds

Congress ex-MLA Naseem Khan (fourth person holding manifesto from right) met with Chandivli Citizens Welfare Association members last week
Chandivli residents have come up with a 20-point manifesto and invited candidates contesting the Assembly election from their constituency to discuss their wish list in an open forum. On their list is a 90-foot road connecting Chandivli to Andheri. mid-day has been highlighting the residents’ long-standing demand that the stretch, which was planned 30 years ago, be constructed and its reportage even prompted the Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission to initiate sou motu action and pull up the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) earlier this year.
The key candidates contesting the Chandivli Assembly seat are Congress ex-MLA Naseem Khan, incumbent Shinde Sena MLA Dilip Lande and MNS’s Mahendra Bhanushali.