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IN PHOTOS: BMC's demolition drive in Mumbai's Dongri

Updated On: 17 April, 2026 08:34 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Friday has carried out a drive to remove illegal encroachments in the Dongri area of Mumbai. Pics/BMC

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The action was taken after authorities found that encroachments were obstructing pedestrian movement, officials said. Pics/BMC
The action was taken after authorities found that encroachments were obstructing pedestrian movement, officials said. Pics/BMC
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Apart from the shops, the civic team removed illegal extensions of shops, unauthorised signboards, and iron poles placed on roads for parking vehicles. Action was also taken against illegal hawkers operating in the area, the officials said

Apart from the shops, the civic team removed illegal extensions of shops, unauthorised signboards, and iron poles placed on roads for parking vehicles. Action was also taken against illegal hawkers operating in the area, the officials said

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The drive was conducted under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner Chanda Jadhav and led by Assistant Commissioner Yogesh Desai

The drive was conducted under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner Chanda Jadhav and led by Assistant Commissioner Yogesh Desai

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Multiple civic departments, including encroachment removal, licensing, and solid waste management, took part in the drive

Multiple civic departments, including encroachment removal, licensing, and solid waste management, took part in the drive

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Adequate police security was provided by the Dongri police station to ensure that the operation was carried out smoothly without any disturbance

Adequate police security was provided by the Dongri police station to ensure that the operation was carried out smoothly without any disturbance

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Civic authorities have said that similar drives against illegal constructions and hawkers will continue regularly to keep public spaces clear and accessible

Civic authorities have said that similar drives against illegal constructions and hawkers will continue regularly to keep public spaces clear and accessible

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