Updated On: 20 February, 2024 07:07 AM IST | Mumbai | A Correspondent
Shiv Sena MP Rahul Shewale says salt pan land in the city can also be used to house those affected by the redevelopment project

Residents of Mulund protest the government decision. File pic
The state government will consider the views of Mulund residents before taking a final decision on the rehabilitation of Dharavi residents. “Any decision taken will be only after a discussion with residents,” said Shiv Sena MP Rahul Shewale. However, the locals want the state government to officially declare its cancellation. mid-day has been highlighting their protest against the rehabilitation.
According to Shewale, the state government has also decided to give 360 acres of salt pan land situated at Kanjurmarg and Wadala which can be used to rehabilitate Dharavi residents. “Most residents of Dharavi will get houses in their locality. However, those who are not eligible under the Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) will get alternative houses in other areas,” Shewale said.