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After Roof Leaks, Now Uneven Patches; Mumbai Coastal Road: World-Class Or Third-Class?| Mirror Prime

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February 20, 2025

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In this episode of Mirror Prime, anchor Ashish Pareek discusses the Bumpy ride on Mumbai’s Coastal Road! After leaking roofs, now uneven patches plague the ₹14,000 Cr project. Mumbaikars question if this ‘engineering marvel’ is world-class or third-class, while BMC stands firm in its defense.

A panel of experts has joined Ashish Pareek to discuss this in detail. Shiv Sena's Krishna Hegde says “MVA blocked everything like metro, coastal road, Atal Setu, Sea link..” Also, Perfect Relations Founder, Dilip Cherian says “Govt in power needs to sort out this mess..” Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.

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