A large group of residents gathered on the road to protest the BMC's actions, prompting a significant police presence to manage the crowd.

Mumbai: Tensions flared in Dharavi, Mumbai’s largest slum area, on Saturday morning after a large number of local residents gathered to thwart the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) planned demolition of an illegal section of a mosque.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to arrive in Maharashtra's Wardha district in Vidarbha region, Congress on Friday urged him to make his stand clear on Gandhi and his killer Nathuram Godse, who has been eulogised by a section of Hindutva front.

Protests broke out in Mumbai’s Dharavi on Saturday over the demolition of the 25-year-old Subhania Mosque on 90 Feet Road. The BMC had declared the mosque unauthorized and planned the demolition. However, locals have been protesting and sitting on the streets since last night.

In Mumbai's Dharavi slum, tensions escalated as residents opposed the BMC's plan to demolish part of a mosque. Hundreds blocked officials from entering the area, leading to heavy police deployment. The situation remains under control as talks continue between mosque representatives,

Tension prevailed in Dharavi after hundreds of local residents gathered on a road to opposed BMC's plan to pull down an alleged illegal portion of a mosque.