"As per Supreme Court's directives, the NMC conducted a survey in the civic body's jurisdiction and identified 284 unauthorised places of worship," Jeevan Sonawane, Additional Commissioner, NMC told reporters yesterday.
The NMC has sought objections, if any, from the citizens till March 3, 2016, he said, adding it would start razing the structures after that.
The demolition is aimed to be completed by October 2017, he said.
He said the civic body has uploaded the list of the total 1,348 places (identified before and after 2009) on its website.
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