Shri. Mehul Painter
Building Maintenance — ChE (BM & HIC)
MCGM
Common civic issues
Roads & potholes Mumbai
Road ownership in Mumbai can be shared by more than one public body. Nagrik shows published records and contacts relevant to this issue without assuming a ward determines ownership.
Who may be responsible?
Responsibility can vary by road, ward and asset. These are the bodies whose published responsibilities or records are relevant to this issue.
Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (BMC)
Who can I contact?
Shri. Ramchanra Kadam
City Engineer Department — City Engineer
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Shri.Sunil Bhat
Civic Training Institute & Research Centre — ChE (CTI & RC)
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Shri. Mantayya Mallayya Swami
Coastal Road — ChE (Coastal Road)
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Government response we can see
These are published works or tenders related to this issue. They are not proof that the civic problem has been resolved.
Why this is shown: Related to: Roads & potholes
Official recordWhy this is shown: Related to: Roads & potholes
Official recordWhy this is shown: Related to: Roads & potholes
Official recordWhy this is shown: Related to: Roads & potholes
Official recordWhy this is shown: Related to: Roads & potholes
Official recordWhy this is shown: Related to: Roads & potholes
Official recordWhat should I ask?
- 1.Which body is responsible for maintaining this road in my area?
- 2.Is there an active or awarded road-repair work covering my selected area?
- 3.If this work has been awarded, what is its current status and completion deadline?
- 4.Which published official should be asked about recurring potholes here?
Why this is listed as a common civic issue
External reporting below establishes why this is a common civic concern. Nagrik's own official works and people data is shown separately above.
2026 reporting documented more than 8,000 pothole complaints during the monsoon while Mumbai continued a major road-concretisation programme.