Mumbai: Members of the CIV-IC standing committee and Corporators crossed party lines on Thursday slam BMC for the death of drivers of drubbing on the ‘Inc.-omplete’ newly inaugurated Ghatkopar-Mankhu-RD (GMLR).
If BMC can spend nearly RS 600 Crore on Flyover construction, it should also place CCTV cameras to monitor the speed of the vehicle, said Corporators.
The question also grew up on why it worked like putting a Rumbler strip, speed breaker and CCTV camera was not taken before the inauguration of August 1.
Shiv Sena and Congress demanded that the next CCTV camera must be placed on all new lives and clauses must be included in the tender itself.
The BJP Party leader at BMC Prabhakar Shinde, who raised the problem at a permanent committee meeting, said that on the day of the inauguration itself, the minister’s head had shown the need to improve the surface of the flyover.
“I have written several letters to BMC, but there is no answer and without action ….
has taken BMC a month almost to start work.” Corporator Nomination Balchandra Shirsat from BJP shows: “Since the inauguration, there are several accidents on the flyover because the asphalt of the resin placed on the surface makes it slippery.” The Leader of the Sena Party at BMC Vishakha Rau said: “I suggested that the CCTV camera be placed on the kite and recording roads distributed with traffic police.
This can be part of the tender itself.” On Wednesday, civil officials said that CCTV cameras, Speed breaker, Rumbler strip on both sides of the glyang gmlr, speed sensor and milling work will be done to make the surface rough, but the leader of the opposition party at the BMC Ravi King of Congress.
say there is no point in proposing works now.
“The experiment must be taken before opening the flyover for motorists.
Now, the works will be troubled by motorists,” he said.
Activists say the whole goal of Flyover GMLR has been defeated because heavy vehicles are not allowed to stab it for a month and now even two wheels have been banned.
Anil activist Galgali said it should be inaugurated after all the work was finished.
Satish Thosar, the Chief Engineer of the Department of Civic Bridge, said, “We have started using works in the north and must be completed shortly after that grinding work will be taken in the direction of the southern blanket.
We put the speed breaker every 500 m distance where there is a pole Light …
We plan to complete the job and open the entire flyover as soon as possible.
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The Civic Panel slams BMC over the ‘Incomplete’ Flyover GMLR ‘
