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🌉 Gokhale Bridge an Engineering Marvel: 1️⃣ First in India: A groundbreaking 1300 MT girder bridge installed over one of the country's busiest railway tracks using sliding technology & lowered by 7 meters, all without disrupting critical railway 🚈 services below. 2️⃣ Record Speed: First Bridge in Mumbai to...

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Virenvor 2 Jahren

@CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis @MPLodha @dvkesarkar @IqbalSinghChah2 Sharam karlo yaar please thodi "Engineering Marvel"!!! Nov 2018 mein toota - Feb 2024 mein bana BMC owes public an apology. Definitely shouldn't be gloating!

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Walking Projectvor 2 Jahren

@CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis @MPLodha @dvkesarkar @IqbalSinghChah2 And what is the futuristic explanation for the small footpath?

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Rohan Gawdevor 2 Jahren

@CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis @MPLodha @dvkesarkar @IqbalSinghChah2 You do realise there is a 1300 + km long Delhi Mumbai green field express way being made in less than what it took for you to build a single bridge! Some audacity to call it a engineering marvel 🙄

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Craters of Mumbaivor 2 Jahren

@CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis @MPLodha @dvkesarkar @IqbalSinghChah2 Engineering Marvel which is not fully operational after 2 years of delays to build a less than 1km bridge.

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Amrita Warriervor 2 Jahren

@CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis @MPLodha @dvkesarkar @IqbalSinghChah2 Please spare us these theatrics and empty words. Do some home work and actual ground work.

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Beekayvor 2 Jahren

@CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis @MPLodha @dvkesarkar @IqbalSinghChah2 Pl state facts : Bridge collapsed in 2018, govt slept on it & made ppl drive on one side . IIT Ruled that other part is also dangerous & you stopped traffic . The diff in height from Barfiwala bridge was seen since long and highlighted but you are still in consultation stage

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Craters of Mumbaivor 2 Jahren

@CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis @MPLodha @dvkesarkar @IqbalSinghChah2 Completed in 14 months? So are residents lying about being inconvenienced for 4 years???

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Mayur Kamblevor 2 Jahren

MC has become perfect politician. Every one knows when was the bridge dismantled why was the delay in opening. On whoes Tweet it was opened. And 2mtr height every one knows,We as public just want it to be OPEN cause of the nusaince Commuters face in everyday life. #Public_hai_Sab_Janti_hai

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Andyvor 2 Jahren

@CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis @MPLodha @dvkesarkar @IqbalSinghChah2 Bridges built by British are still going strong over 100 years @IqbalSinghChah2 @DrSanMukherjee Why should the one built by us go down/ need refurbishment so fast in the 1st place!!! 2ndly look at the brilliant quality of finishes our all our bridges barring RGSL & Atal Setu

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