Hey there, Pune residents! Have you been wondering what’s been going on with the Pune Municipal Corporation and the newly merged villages? Well, buckle up because we’ve got the scoop for you.

So, here’s the deal – after the inclusion of these villages, PMC had to step up its game and develop all the necessary infrastructure. Roads, water supply, waste management, you name it. But here’s the kicker – the expected revenue from these areas hasn’t quite come through yet. Talk about a bummer!

To make matters worse, just before the state assembly elections, the government hit pause on property tax collection from these villages. Ouch! That decision seriously messed with PMC’s projected income. And to top it off, Uruli Devachi and Fursungi villages are now set to become separate municipal councils, leaving PMC to handle all the essential services until these new councils are up and running.

Now, let’s talk money. The PMC has been diligently collecting property taxes, but with the suspension of tax collection in these areas, they’ve taken a hit. On top of that, they’ve lost the authority to grant building permissions, which means they’re missing out on even more revenue. Yikes!

With a whopping ₹1,200 crore in pending dues and unrealized revenue from Uruli Devachi and Fursungi, PMC is definitely feeling the financial strain. But hey, there’s a glimmer of hope on the horizon. With the MahaYuti government back in power, there’s a chance that property tax collection and development permissions will be reinstated, easing PMC’s financial burden.

So, there you have it, folks. The PMC is facing some tough times, but with a little luck and some positive decisions, they might just come out on top. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story!

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