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Trombay residents flag poor condition of MG Ramachandran Marg amid delayed work

An 800-metre stretch of MG Ramachandran Marg in Cheetah Camp has remained dug up for four years, leaving it riddled with potholes and unsafe. Residents allege slow progress and demand urgent action, while BMC officials promise to resume work soon

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MG Ramachandran Marg, which lies between VN Purav Road and the Cheetah Camp Muslim cemetery in Trombay. Pics/By Special Arrangement

MG Ramachandran Marg, which lies between VN Purav Road and the Cheetah Camp Muslim cemetery in Trombay. Pics/By Special Arrangement

While Mayor Ritu Tawde, Municipal Commissioner Ashwini Bhide, and other top BMC officials addressed Mumbai’s road infrastructure issues and the need to efficiently concrete stretches on April 7, Trombay residents have stated that an 800-metre road in Cheetah Camp has been dug up for four years.

MG Ramachandran Marg, the stretch in question, which lies between VN Purav Road in the west and the Cheetah Camp Muslim cemetery in the east, is ridden with potholes and is barely navigable.

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