The state government plans to rehabilitate Dharavi residents at the entry point of Mumbai city while the BMC plans to rehabilitate around 8,000 project-affected families in Mulund East. Locals tell us why they vehemently oppose these projects
Residents of Mulund protest the government decision. File pic
Residents of Mulund East have united to oppose a massive rehabilitation program, fearing it will further strain the area's already limited resources. “Mulund currently houses 1.5 lakh people. With an influx of 3.5 lakh Dharavikars and 40,000 project-affected persons (PAPS), there will be little left for us locals,” informs Mulund-based real estate agent Deepak Date.
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