Sachin Shingare | सचिन शिनगारे

Thank you once again, @SachinShingare_ ji, for flagging the issue. This location has been thoroughly inspected by the Metro project team. In Metro station construction, multiple precast concrete girders are stitched together on site using the cast-in-situ construction methodology, where concrete is poured, moulded, and cured on site to form one solid deck slab. At these joint points, a small amount of excess cement slurry can sometimes come out through the shuttering and dry on the surface, as seen in this case. This can make the surface appear uneven. This is only surface-level excess material and not a structural issue. As part of the normal finishing process, this excess slurry will be smoothened by grinding, after which surface finishing and a final coat of paint will be applied to achieve a uniform surface appearance. The same finishing work has already been completed at similar joints along the line, and this location is also being attended to in sequence. We would like to assure you that the structure is safe and stable in all respects. The project team has verified that no structural repair is required and that only routine surface finishing work is pending. The Metro PIU team is already on the job and is attending to this on priority.