Updated On: 15 October, 2024 08:12 AM IST | Mumbai | Dipti Singh
Kandivli locals say this is potential security threat, particularly at night

Scrapped vehicles kept on the footpath under Mahindra flyover in Kandivli. Pic/Anurag Ahire
Abandoned and scrap vehicles are cluttering the space beneath the Kandivli (Mahindra) flyover on the Western Express Highway, spilling onto the pavement, even as the authorities had pledged to address the growing issue. The area, intended for two-wheeler parking, has become a dumping ground for junk vehicles, making it difficult for people to use the footpath, and it remains a stark reminder of how neglected urban areas can become hazards for commuters, and residents.
Locals have expressed concern about the potential security threat, particularly at night, due to the alleged misuse of the space by drunkards. “These clunkers are spilling onto the footpath on both sides, causing inconvenience for commuters and pedestrians,” said Gopal Jhaveri, a social activist and founder of Mumbai March, a citizens' movement.