KALYAN: Up to two thousand individuals living subsequent to 2004 in an expansive private complex in an upscale area here could be left without a rooftop over their head after the downpours as the nearby metro body has requested its pulverization.
Following up on a grumbling sent by the CM Devendra Fadnavis-headed urban advancement office, Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation boss E Ravindran found that the developers of Mohan Regency Complex had usurped the area from its proprietor and has scratched off the “initiation authentication” issued to the complex.
Shell-stunned families living in the 418 pads of the 18 ground-in addition to seven story structures are wanting to take lawful recovery their pads. “We purchased our pads on advance and banks never give credit if a building is unlawful. Here the offenders are the developers and urban authorities who had intrigued with them. Why ought to our homes be annihilated? Why if we be rebuffed for no shortcoming of our own,” said an occupant who did not have any desire to be named.
“The choice taken by KDMC is stunning for us and we are going to hold a meeting of society individuals to make lawful strides,” said Vinayak Ingle, the lodging society delegate. There are a few shops too in the complex.
The case has echoes of Worli’s Campa Cola Society, where manufacturers set up additional floors ignoring all principles in conspiracy with community authorities. The occupants after a long legitimate battle appear to have earned a respite for their pads.
Ravindran told TOI: “The arrangement of the building has been wiped out and the way toward recording a FIR against those included, including the manufacturers and those included from our specialization, is on. We will start the decimation procedure once the stormy season gets over.”
On July 11, Ravindran said in his request after a test that Mohan Regency Complex was built in the wake of introducing a fake force of lawyer on March 16, 2000. KDMC sources clarified that metro authorities of the town arranging office, in conspiracy with manufacturers Mahesh Lalchandani of Mohan Regency Complex and Vikram Shah, Nilesh Parekh, Govardhan Patel, Nagin Patel and Rawal of Mumbai Landmark Construction made a force of lawyer, taking ceaselessly the improvement rights to seven sections of land of area having a place with Kasam Rajkotwala, who had passed away, without educating his family.
Rajkotwala’s little girl Anjum Khan had moved the city body, yet nobody helped her. Things began moving after Shreenivas Ghanekar, a lobbyist, took up the case in 2012. He got all the data and whined to the Economic Offenses Wing, Thane. It sent the case to the UD division.
“We are glad that KDMC has at any rate pronounced the structures illicit by scratching off the consent. Presently we need further activity,” said Khan.