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Mumbai's Bandra football turf row gains momentum as petition crosses 13,000 signatures

The campaign to save a football ground in Mumbai's Bandra West is gaining momentum, with an online petition crossing 13,000 signatures. Residents and activists are urging the Maharashtra government to preserve the playground instead of allowing commercial development

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It is not just FIFA that is heating up with the round of 32 in progress, miles away in Mumbai, the football turf war is sizzling too. The fight to keep a Bandra (West) playground, near Lilavati Hospital and next to the Bombay Art Society, as a football ground is heating up.

Furkan Shaikh, a social activist, is garnering signatures for his petition online on the Change.org platform at a steady clip. At last count, the petition called, 'Bandra needs Playgrounds, not Convention Centres' had surpassed 13,000 signatures, and we were still counting.

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