Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh has asked the civic authorities to strictly implement the anti-encroachment laws so that a strong signal is sent to those constructing illegal structures on public amenities that are meant for the taxpayers.
"People from all over the country are welcome to come and live here, but nobody has a right to construct hutments on the city's water pipelines, footpaths and government land—all meant for the use of the taxpayer," Deshmukh said after laying the foundation stone for the Brimstowad work in Chembur.
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"People from all over the country are welcome to come and live here, but nobody has a right to construct hutments on the city's water pipelines, footpaths and government land—all meant for the use of the taxpayer," Deshmukh said after laying the foundation stone for the Brimstowad work in Chembur.
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Forget people from the country,there are lot of bangladeshis illegally staying in the mumbai hutments.what about them
bangladeshis are foreigners. they are to be given all privileges and facilities which are due to tourists.
soon they will have enough numbers to have their own political party 'mujibur sena'
abu azmi, mulayam, laloo, mayawati will all try to form alliance with them. congress will demand reservations for them in education and jobs. SS and MNS will be confuse on whom to attack - north-indians or non-indians. eventually they will decide to attack each other...
haha .. too cool sandesh. "Atithi devo bhavo"..