MSRDC Proposes Rs 3.07 Bn Compensation for Kalyan-Shil Phata Road Widening

27 Jan 2024 CW Team

In response to the road widening initiative, the MSRDC is taking a proactive step to address the concerns of individuals affected by the project. The proposed compensation, totalling Rs 3.07 billion, reflects the corporation's commitment to ensuring fairness and mitigating any adverse effects on the local community.

The compensation plan, once approved and implemented, will be instrumental in supporting those affected by the road widening efforts. The MSRDC aims to distribute the compensation judiciously among the impacted individuals, acknowledging the importance of providing equitable and timely relief during this infrastructural development.

The Kalyan-Shil Phata Road widening project is a strategic endeavour to enhance transportation infrastructure, and the MSRDC's compensation proposal underscores the responsible approach taken to minimise the socio-economic impact on the local population. As the project progresses, this compensation initiative aligns with the broader goal of fostering collaborative and inclusive development in the state of Maharashtra.

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