Since it's within the Raj Bhavan complex, we would like to hope it would be kept in good condition - not vandalised or defaced like so many heritage sites in our city. In dismal conditions and oscillating between barely there to heading-towards-ruin, most places of historical importance in the city command little respect from our citizens.

We also dare to dream that after experts have given their verdict, Raj Bhavan would consider opening the bunker for the masses. Well-organised visits with informed guides would make this bunker a wonderful addition to the city's must-see attractions.

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Given that it is the Governor's quarters, the sensitivity of the location needs to be kept in mind. However, it makes sense to open the bunker for students and historians at least. So much of Mumbai's historical infrastructure is out of bounds for the public for various reasons. Access to these sites will only help people learn more. The past can teach us so much about the present. And when we have discovered one more previous piece of our city's glorious past, opening it for public viewing, of course with security restrictions in place, will be a great gift to the people of Mumbai. Over to you, Guv.