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Fishing Communities Demand Halt to ₹3,000-Crore Desalination Plant Project

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Traditional fishing communities demanded an immediate halt and cancellation of a proposed ₹3,000-crore desalination plant at Manori, which is designed to produce 400 million litres per day. A delegation led by Bhai Jagtap met with the Mumbai suburban district collector, submitting a representation seeking a review of land approvals and a stay on construction until issues are resolved. The delegation demanded a meeting with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to address their objections.

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The project, managed by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, is a major infrastructure investment in Mumbai. The demands from the fishing communities center on concerns regarding environmental damage, land approvals, and the impact on local livelihoods. The dispute requires intervention from the state government.

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    The halt or cancellation of the major infrastructure project might impact city development plans and large-scale investment in Mumbai.

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