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Mumbai: NSCI in trouble for 'sub-letting' halls to BJP MLA's kin
Updated On: 16 November, 2018 12:30 PM IST | Mumbai | Sanjeev Shivadekar
Activists flag shady deal that allows Malkapur MLA Chainsukh Sancheti's family members to control recreation ground converted to banquet halls

The NSCI has been pulled up for lease violations in the past as well. File pic
The high-profile National Sports Club of India in Worli is in trouble yet again for allegedly violating its lease conditions. The club has built two new banquet halls measuring 22,000 square feet and has given the operational rights to an event management company run by family members of BJP MLA Chainsukh Sancheti. This despite the fact that the club premises are only meant to be used for sports activities.
The NSCI is situated on nearly 11 acres of prime sea-facing land in Worli, on lease from the BMC. As per the sanctioned development plan, the plot is earmarked as a recreational ground (RG), and was leased to the club for sports activities in the late '90s. Since then, however, the tony club has courted controversy several times for alleged illegal alterations and violations of the terms of lease.
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