John Abraham opposes the coastal road and the use of forest land for the metro

Mumbai: Bollywood Actor John Abraham criticized the Government of Maharashtra for the use of forest land at Aarey Colony for the construction of 39, a subway car, and also stated that he was opposed to the coastal road project.

Environmental activists oppose the decision to build a carport for Metro-3 at Aarey Colony because this will result in the felling of thousands of trees. Ecological concerns were also raised about the ambitious coastal road project in the city.

Abraham referred to the controversy surrounding the use of the territory of Aarey Colony for Metro-3 when he was questioned about the problems he was concerned about as a Mumbai resident. He was talking about the launch of his movie trailer
Batla House .
"There is something called water collection and we do not do it properly in the city … (if) we do not have enough rain in city ​​and the countryside, the rivers will dry up in the next 20 -30 years and this is a serious problem that the country faces, "he said.

In addition, he was unhappy with the decision to build a carport for Metro by felling trees in Aarey's colony, he said.

"When the government of Maharashtra decided to cut (trees) 33 hectares of land in the Aarey Milk settlement do we think we are headed in the right direction? One like me I am opposed to cutting 33 hectares … You move animals, it's ridiculous … It's a source of concern, I do not understand where we're going, "the actor said.