Congress MP Varsha Gaikwad accuses Maharashtra government of favoring Adani Group in Dharavi redevelopment project, calling it real estate's biggest scam.
Dharavi Development ProjectAdani GroupMaharashtra GovernmentReal Estate ScamMumbaiReal Estate MaharashtraSep 25, 2024

The Dharavi Development Project is a redevelopment initiative aimed at transforming Dharavi, Asia's largest slum, into a modern residential and commercial hub.
The Adani Group has been awarded the contract for the Dharavi Development Project.
Concerns surrounding the project include allegations of favoritism towards the Adani Group, concerns over the company's financial ability to complete the project, and the impact of the project on the residents of Dharavi.
The Adani Group is a multinational conglomerate with interests in ports, logistics, energy, and real estate.
The Maharashtra government has maintained that the Dharavi Development Project is a vital initiative aimed at providing better living conditions for the residents of Dharavi.

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