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Govt takes over rent bill after MMRCL stops reimbursement

The Free Press Journal - Indore

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June 13, 2026

As the Metro 3 project has stopped reimbursing rent for premises allotted to 27 offices, including those of seven political parties, the state government will now bear the expense from its own treasury.

- Ravikiran Deshmukh

A total of 27 offices were shifted from the barracks on Free Press Journal Road to facilitate the construction of Metro 3 and the Vidhan Bhavan station at Nariman Point. Under an agreement between the state government and the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MMRCL), which executed the Metro 3 project, the offices were relocated to rented premises, with the rent reimbursed by MMRCL.

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