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Are netas stopping Charkop police from acting on bldg encroachment?
Updated On: 29 November, 2018 07:24 AM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
Resident alleges no action has been taken against Kandivli society members who have been served a notice for illegal construction on the premises

MP Gopal Shetty (in light blue shirt) speaks to MLA Yogesh Sagar, next to whom is corporator Pratibha Gerkar, on October 25 during the 'dharna' against police action
A businessman and RTI activist Manish Kumar Seth has accused political heavyweights of pressuring the Charkop police against taking action on nearly 100 residents of a posh Kandivli building, who have allegedly carried out illegal extensions/alterations. The residents have been issued a notice under section 53 (1) of the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning (MRTP) Act for unauthorised extensions to their flats' balconies, windows and duct areas etc.
There is a total of 304 occupants — high-profile businessmen, government officers, politicians, share market brokers, among others etc — in the tony Panchsheel Heights in Mahavir Nagar located in Kandivli West. The complainant, a resident in C Wing, told mid-day that the building is over a decade old.
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