Updated On: 10 November, 2013 07:11 AM IST | | Shashank Rao and Ranjeet Jadhav
In spite of the city reeling under traffic snarls, the planning body is allegedly holding on to the Rs 350-crore plot reserved for the Inter-State Bus Terminal in the hope that they can sell it for commercial purposes
At a time when Mumbai’s roads are reeling under severe vehicular traffic, a decision by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) threatens to worsen matters.

The Inter-State Bus Terminal was supposed to come up on a 4.5-hectare plot situated next to the Wadala Truck Terminus. File Pic