The Maharashtra government has taken a significant step forward in addressing the long-standing accommodation issue faced by Mumbai Police personnel, announcing the formation of a high-level committee to develop and oversee the Mumbai Police Housing Township Project. This initiative seeks to provide housing for over 45,000 constables and officers.

According to the government resolution, the project will involve the construction of residential quarters across 75 plots throughout the city. The committee, led by Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Iqbal Singh Chahal, includes senior officials from various departments, aiming to design a comprehensive plan to address the current housing crisis for Mumbai Police officers.

Currently, the Mumbai Police, with a workforce of 51,308, struggles with

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