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BMC demolishes parts of Ajay Devgn Juhu property
The Indian Express··6h ago
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation demolished portions of a Juhu property linked to Ajay Devgn on Saturday after a September 10 notice under Section 354A. His office said the site is a rented property, not his residence, and that BMC-required changes were carried out. Kapole Co-operative Housing Society members had earlier complained about commercial leasing and traffic.
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What It Means For You
- BMC can demolish work treated as unauthorised if permissions are not produced.
- Society complaints about commercial leasing can trigger civic inspection.
- Owners remain liable for alterations done without approved plans.
What's Happening
- A September 10 notice ordered work stopped and documents submitted within 24 hours.
- An October 6 speaking order rejected the owners' reply for lack of legality papers.
- Devgn's team said it had applied for permissions and complied with BMC rules.
What Neighbours Flagged
- Hindustan Times put the property at about 7,802 square feet in Kapol society.
- Residents cited customer traffic, parking, security and noise on narrow roads.
- ANI shared BMC photographs of the partial demolition on October 17.
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