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'Hoping to save our homes and businesses by going to Delhi'

<p>Desperate Mumbai Port Trust tenants in the capital to meet Nitin Gadkari and ask him to stop eviction notices being issued to occupants of port trust properties from Colaba to Wadala-Sewri</p>

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MbPT lessees, tenants, and occupants at a meeting earlier this year where Pervez Cooper spoke about his eviction at Nazir building at Ballard Estate

MbPT lessees, tenants, and occupants at a meeting earlier this year where Pervez Cooper spoke about his eviction at Nazir building at Ballard Estate

A group of 15 lessees, tenants, and occupants of the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) plots and structures along the Eastern Water front from Colaba to Wadala-Sewri will meet Union Shipping Minister Nitin Gadkari. Today, the MbPT tenants who have been fighting the eviction notices being issued to them were to have a big protest near Regal in the city. But the Delhi call has lead them to postpone that plan.

MbPT lessees, tenants, and occupants at a meeting earlier this year where Pervez Cooper spoke about his eviction at Nazir building at Ballard Estate. Pic/Sameer Markande
MbPT lessees, tenants, and occupants at a meeting earlier this year where Pervez Cooper spoke about his eviction at Nazir building at Ballard Estate. Pic/Sameer Markande

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