Updated On: 30 November, 2024 07:31 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
BMC officials told mid-day, “While submitting project details for the NOC from the traffic police, we provide information about the project duration. In the past, the traffic police would grant NOCs after reviewing the traffic situation at the site and preparing a diversion plan. Now, they are specifically asking about the project timeline.”

The position of the second girder of Gokhale bridge at Andheri on November 17. File pic/Satej Shinde
After the Andheri Gokhale bridge experience, the traffic police are now ensuring the BMC commits to completing projects within stipulated timelines before granting a no-objection certificate (NOC).
BMC officials told mid-day, “While submitting project details for the NOC from the traffic police, we provide information about the project duration. In the past, the traffic police would grant NOCs after reviewing the traffic situation at the site and preparing a diversion plan. Now, they are specifically asking about the project timeline.”