Summary:
AdvertisingLast year, around 1,000 Mahul residents had started an indefinite protest in Vidyavihar against the poor living conditions. “In the appeal, the BMC has attached an old report of the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board that observed lower pollution levels in Mahul. AdvertisingPreeti Purandare, deputy legal officer of BMC, said the appeal was filed last week. The Supreme Court is set to hear on Friday an appeal filed by the BMC against a Bombay High Court ruling that directed the civic body to pay rent to residents, who used to live along the Tansa pipeline, and have been rehabilitated in Mahul. However, not a single resident has yet been provided rent by the BMC..