Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has introduced a new regulatory framework aimed at transforming the way Mumbai’s ageing pagdi buildings are redeveloped. Calling it a “historic decision”, Shinde said the move is intended to reduce the risk of structural failures, prevent loss of life and improve the pace at which old, dilapidated properties can be rebuilt. Many of these structures have remained stuck in disputes for decades, causing widespread safety concerns.

#WATCH | Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde today made a historic announcement in the State Assembly through a statement, declaring that a separate regulatory framework will be created to free Mumbai from the pagdi system and to ensure fair and proper redevelopment of pagdi… pic.twitter.com/n64fljobun — ANI (@ANI)

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