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Rights to plot meant for labourers given to builder, claim activists

Housing project runs into trouble after allegations of financial fraud against Mathadi Worker housing society; state's Co-operative Department schedules hearing on November 16

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The four partially constructed buildings seen in Wadala. Pics/ Bipin Kokate

The four partially constructed buildings seen in Wadala. Pics/ Bipin Kokate

The nearly 12-acre prime plot in an upscale area in Wadala, which has been reserved for houses meant for Mathadi workers, has run into trouble after allegations of financial fraud.'

A Pune-based social activist, Santosh Chavan, has filed a complaint with the state's Co-operative Department alleging large-scale financial irregularities and violation of norms by the members of the association that claims to work for the welfare of labourers engaged in loading and unloading of goods.

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