Mumbai: almost five years since the plan was debated, the authority of housing development and the Maharashtra (MHADA) area on Tuesday began destroying the building of the Bombay Development Chisel Directorate (BDD) in Naigaon.
With BDD Chawl Enclave in Worli also underwent rebuilt construction in August last year, Chawl Chawl Iconic, the biggest chawl bag in the city, which has become part of Mumbai’s history for more than a century, will soon give a way for skyscrapers .
Housing Minister Jitendra Awhad said that the rebuilding of Chawl BDD did not only turn physical horizons but also Mumbai’s social horizons.
“BDD crawls has a special place in Mumbai’s history.
Be it Worli, Naigaon, or lower Parel, they have been home to all social, political, and literary movements too.
So we don’t just revoke Chawl.
We gave those who have lived In new home homes and new life too.
Every time Chawl BDD is historic.
Many people try but rebuilding Chawl BDD is trapped for 25 years, “Awhad said.
Dr.
B Ambedkar is also a resident of Chawl BDD in Parel Lower.
BDD Chawl spread in 90 hectares in downtown Worli, Parel and Dadar Lower Mumbai.
“After an epidemic outbreak that turned off in 1896, such as the current crisis, the government decided to create institutions such as bits (bombing trust repairs) and BDD.
Both of them ensure that people from slums are given houses, especially those employed in Girgangaon (factory area.
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Inception, “said Bharat Gothoskar, a local historian About 7,000 families who benefit from it.
These families are currently at home 160 square feet.
All three broad sites are in the center and after rebuilt, will change the legs of the Mumbai Middle sky.
Officials said the plan to rebuilding imagined redevelopment such buildings in Worli, 42 in Naigaon Dadar and 32 in Delisle Road D I Parel Lower.
The tenant will get 500 sq ft houses in a project that can be developed.
“Naigaon 2 buildings used to accommodate BMC staff so they were emptied but others did not.
We did not oppose rebuilding but all the demands of the population must be fulfilled.
Mhada must provide sufficient open space, community space and corpus funds for long-term maintenance.
We want agreement which is very easy for all occupants and transparent delivery guarantees and on time.
All of this must be removed, only then people will empty, if not, “said Raju Waghmare, President, Akhil BDD Chaali Sangha Sangh.
In August last year, the first part of the project began with the rebuilding of 121 Chawl spread in almost 60 hectares in Worli, with 10,000 housing units.
Worli has the maximum number of Chawl of 195 BDD Chawls.
12 Chawl buildings in Sewri out of the plan because they have by Mumbai Port Trust of The Central Government.