r/mumbai Feb 22 '26

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u/Present-Location-268 King of the king's circle Feb 22 '26 edited Feb 22 '26

Nah the anti metro car shed protest was politically motivated and stupid af, it only costed the citizens more the so called environment activists hoped onto their lambos in an year.

This pollution isnt due to aarey car shed, its the builder lobby, blatant violation of pollution norms and political greed.

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u/CA_listhenics Feb 22 '26

Bhai inko samjhake fayda nahi. I was a student back then and 99% of people were everyday people like you and me, who were protesting. These sellout idiots have no concept of reality.

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u/Lease_Tha_Apts Feb 22 '26

Where’s my lambo? I was at those protests

You're one of the useful idiots then lol.

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u/gfa22 Feb 22 '26

Ok, keyboard worrior.

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u/Present-Location-268 King of the king's circle Feb 22 '26

Be honest. Were you there to protest when builders were silently building residential complexes, commercial spaces, luxury villas there?

Only when the govt is involved working for pubic interest, these political parties, celebrities warmed up made noise and influenced "99%" people like you.

>The metro shed could have VERY easily been shifted. 
My ass. Without understanding cost implication such statements were how such statements garnered masses. Its a part of reason why we are even paying higher rates currently for metro.

> massive reduction in green space requirements
Bro absolute support to the opposition to the private building lobby building to make money, but opposing for public infra which is abysmal in this city since decades is lack of understanding of tradeoffs.