Ameet Satam (president of the Mumbai BJP and MLA) has raised significant concerns regarding the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) public-private partnership (PPP) model for six municipal school plots. In a letter addressed to mayor Ritu Tawde and BMC commissioner Ashwini Bhide, Satam demanded an immediate cancellation of the allotment of five school plots, emphasizing the need for a thorough review of the policy. He criticized the BMC for formulating the policy in haste and without adequate transparency, particularly when the BMC general body was not operational at the time. The identified school plots include Kanya Shala in Malad and the Mahim BMC School, among others, with five already receiving responses from private organizations. Satam pointed out that the financial returns from the arrangement—approximately ₹83,000 (around $1,000 USD) per month per school, plus only 3% of revenue—are insufficient given Mumbai's land value. His concerns were echoed in a civic education committee meeting, where members requested that the policy be put on hold until more comprehensive information is shared.