Updated On: 08 February, 2023 06:09 AM IST | Mumbai | Prajakta Kasale
Officials say agencies chalked out a plan to speed up work to deliver promise of reopening two lanes before monsoon

The BMC had complained to the railways about the slow progress in demolition work. File Pic/Nimesh Dave
Officials of the BMC and Western Railway met on Tuesday to sort out issues related to the ongoing work at Gokhale Road bridge, following which the former has assured on-time reopening of two lanes of the Andheri east-west connector. The municipal corporation last week expressed dissatisfaction over the slow progress of demolition work by the railways.
Additional Municipal Commissioner P Velrasu along with the engineers concerned visited the site last Thursday, after which the BMC issued a press note, stating, "The railway contractor has completed [demolition of] only 30 metres of the 80-metre portion of the bridge in the past two months. Only after the complete demolition of the railway bridge can the municipal corporation speed up the rest of the work.”