Updated On: 08 June, 2023 07:58 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjeet Jadhav
Sources say they were cancelled as they could have enabled the local leopards to enter the Metro car shed; BMC officials tight-lipped

One was planned on the main Aarey Milk Colony road, which now has an obstruction—the Metro car shed boundary wall (on left)
The BMC is believed to have scrapped two wildlife underpasses on Aarey main road that could have opened portals for leopards to stray into the Metro 3 car depot, according to sources. These were planned on the picnic point-Marol road stretch close to the car shed site, which was last year found to be home to at least five leopards.
A source involved in the cement concretisation work of the BMC told mid-day that the two underpasses were cancelled citing technical reasons.