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Mid-Day asks the Govt: Mumbai: Dug-up footpath near Ishwar Bhawan remains unrepaired for months
Updated On: 24 August, 2026 08:10 AM IST | Mumbai | Team mid-day
A footpath near building 200/216, Ishwar Bhawan, after Erskine Road, has reportedly remained dug up for months after the BMC carried out work related to a water connection or inspection. With the stretch yet to be resurfaced, residents and pedestrians say the damaged footpath poses inconvenience and a safety risk

PIC/Vijay Arora
Problems
Garbage, encroachment
This is to highlight the debris and garbage issues at Nagindas Master Road in Fort which are not tackled even after multiple complaints have been made to the authorities. There are major encroachments issues too by hawkers.
Kanchan Parakh
It is observed that the dumpers used by BMC to transport garbage, are open-topped. This causes the filth to fly off and pollute the air. Sometimes, when the wet garbage is carried, it spills on the road. For cleaning the dirtied roads, the BMC, again uses separate water tankers. It is just a waste of time, energy and money.
Ravi D Baliga


