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Vile Parle fire: Mumbai Fire Brigade flags missing safety compliance at building
Updated On: 14 August, 2026 08:11 AM IST | Mumbai | Sarthak Mehta
The Mumbai Fire Brigade has issued an ultimatum to Shanta Bhuvan Society in Vile Parle after a fire broke out at the residential building, citing the absence of mandatory Form B, a fire safety compliance certificate. Officials also returned to record witness statements as part of the investigation

Mumbai Fire Brigade officials visit the Shanta Bhavan building on Thursday to speak to those who witnessed the blaze that broke out on August 11. PIC/SARTHAK MEHTA
The Mumbai Fire Brigade (MFB) issued an ultimatum on Thursday to the residential building in Vile Parle where a blaze broke out two days previously regarding its lack of fire compliance. As per a senior fire official, the MFB observed that Shanta Bhuvan Society hadn’t filed form B, a fire safety compliance certificate, which is mandatory.
Officials also revisited the building for further investigation and to record key witness statements on Thursday. “All key eyewitness statements have been recorded barring one; Hiren Batavia, the grandfather of the deceased two-and-a-half-year-old, is yet to provide his account due to some health issues,” said a senior fire department officer.




