9 TIME-BOUND DEMANDS
Not promises. Action. — Every demand has a specific timeline, responsible officer, and measurable outcome.
Fair Compensation & Land Acquisition for Roads
Issue: Many sections of Hinjawadi-Maan-Marunji require land acquisition for road widening and infrastructure projects. Farmers and villagers have not received fair compensation despite land being taken.
Demand: Complete all pending land acquisition compensation within 60 days. Compensate at market rates (2024–2025) plus 20% additional amount for hardship.
Responsible Officer: District Collector, Pune
Deadline: 60 days from 6 September
Start Maan–Shivajinagar Metro Line 3 Urgently
Issue: The Metro Line 3 (Maan to Shivajinagar) was supposed to start construction by 2023. It remains stalled. No major transport solution exists for the 50,000+ daily commuters in this corridor.
Demand: Issue formal orders to begin construction within 30 days. Publish a fixed project timeline with monthly milestones.
Responsible Officer: Chief Secretary & PMRDA Commissioner
Deadline: Orders issued by 7 October
Chief Minister-Led Review in Hinjawadi Within 7 Days
Issue: Citizens have raised their voices. All political parties have endorsed the movement. Now, the highest political leadership must visit and understand the crisis directly.
Demand: Chief Minister to visit Hinjawadi and conduct a public review of all 9 demands, infrastructure conditions, and ongoing projects within 7 days of 6 September.
Responsible Officer: Chief Minister's Office
Deadline: 13 September
Local Governance Decision Within 180 Days
Issue: Hinjawadi-Maan-Marunji has been under state-level governance through administrative bodies (PMRDA, Municipal Corporation fragmentation). Local decision-making is weak.
Demand: Establish a local governance structure — either a dedicated Municipal Ward or Local Planning Committee — to handle civic issues, infrastructure, and citizen feedback.
Responsible Officer: Municipal Commissioner & State Government
Deadline: 6 months (by 6 March 2027)
Monthly Review Led by District Collector
Issue: Past promises were broken because there was no accountability mechanism. Progress was never tracked or reported transparently.
Demand: Start monthly public review meetings led by the District Collector. Citizen representatives + government officials present progress on all 9 demands. Minutes published publicly.
Responsible Officer: District Collector
Deadline: First meeting by 6 October 2026; then every month
Permanent Solution for Wakad Flyover & Major Underpasses
Issue: The Wakad Flyover has been a bottleneck for years, causing massive traffic jams. Multiple temporary "solutions" have failed. A permanent, long-term solution is needed.
Demand: Publish detailed engineering plan for Wakad Flyover + 3 major underpass projects. Begin construction within 6 months. Monthly progress reports to public.
Responsible Officer: PWD + Municipal Corporation
Deadline: Plan by 1 October; Construction starts by 1 April 2027
Sustainable Drinking Water From Mulshi Dam
Issue: Water scarcity forces residents and workers to buy expensive tanker water. Summer months are particularly acute. Mulshi Dam has excess water capacity but infrastructure to supply it is incomplete.
Demand: Complete all pipeline infrastructure to supply sustainable drinking water from Mulshi Dam by March 2027. Ensure year-round supply at affordable rates.
Responsible Officer: Water Supply Department & PMRDA
Deadline: 1 March 2027
Double Traffic Police Manpower
Issue: With 50,000+ daily commuters and poor road infrastructure, traffic discipline is critical. Current police presence is insufficient. Traffic signals fail regularly with no immediate response.
Demand: Increase traffic police deployment to 50+ personnel across Hinjawadi. Deploy on-the-ground enforcement (not just signal management) 6 AM to 10 PM daily.
Responsible Officer: Police Commissioner
Deadline: Deployment by 1 January 2027
Quarterly Chief Minister-Level Public Review
Issue: Month-to-month reviews are necessary, but long-term accountability requires top-level involvement. Citizens need confidence that their concerns reach the highest level and remain a priority.
Demand: Every quarter (every 3 months), Chief Minister leads a public review of all 9 demands. Full progress report, citizen Q&A session, and next quarter targets published.
Responsible Officer: Chief Minister's Office + District Administration
Deadline: First review by 6 December 2026; then every 3 months