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Residents up in arms against illegal floors
Updated On: 07 November, 2014 05:21 AM IST | | Ajay Rupanavar
Residents of building barely 100 metres from site of last week's collapse claim the builder had permission to construct only three floors but built two more; they have complained to the district administration and have also filed a case

The residents of the society have put up a banner appealing to the administration to demolish the illegally constructed floors
The collapse of the five-storey Pitaram Complex building in Ambegaon-Narhe last week has compelled the district administration to keep a close watch on illegal structures mushrooming in the area. Just 100 metres away, residents of Sphurti Angan society are fighting a tough battle against their builder, Deepak Mane, who they allege, has constructed two unauthorised floors in their sanctioned three-storey building. The building was completed in 2013 and a court case has been going on for the past six months.

The residents of the society have put up a banner appealing to the administration to demolish the illegally constructed floors
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