Ahead of the Assembly election, the Maharashtra government announced a complete waiver of toll fees for cars, SUVs and small trucks at five major toll booths in Mumbai. This decision will bring relief

The Maharashtra government has announced a full toll exemption for all light motor vehicles entering Mumbai, effective from midnight. State minister Dadaji Dagadu Bhuse highlighted that this decision impacts five key toll plazas – Dahisar,

The move, which comes ahead of the assembly polls expected later this year, was announced at the state cabinet meeting in Mumbai.

Terming the toll waiver a "revolutionary decision," Maharashtra minister Dadaji Dagadu Bhuse stated, "The government has decided to exempt light vehicles from toll collection starting from midnight tonight.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde announced on Monday that the Mumbai entry toll for light vehicles will be waived at all five toll plazas at the city’s entrances, effective from 12 am on Tuesday.

Ahead of the Maharashtra assembly polls, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Monday announced a full toll waiver for light motor vehicles at all five toll booths for entry into Mumbai

Chief minister Eknath Shinde announced a toll waiver for light motor vehicles at all five Mumbai entry points, effective midnight. This move follows demands from leaders and activists to reevaluate the toll collection managed by MEP Infrastructure Pvt Ltd under an MSRDC contract.

Shinde made the announcement during a Maharashtra Cabinet meeting held by him ahead of the Assembly polls slated to be held at the year-end.

Dahisar, Mulund, Vashi, Airoli, and Tinhanth Naka, were revised on October 1, inviting criticism against the Eknath Shinde government from the Opposition

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde announced a full toll waiver for light motor vehicles at five toll booths for entry into Mumbai, effective from midnight on Monday.