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 Mumbai News: BMC Clears Around 200 Illegal Hawkers And Unauthorised Structures Near Cooper Hospital In Andheri To Ease Traffic And Ambulance Access Mumbai, Jan 30: Around 200 illegal hawkers and unauthorised structures were evicted in Andheri West on Thursday by the BMC.  The action was taken against unauthorised hawking stalls along Ram Ganesh Gadkari Marg ( Irla Marg ) in Andheri West, connecting Swami Vivekananda Marg and Gulmohar Marg , as well as the approach road to Dr R N Cooper Hospital. Officials said the unauthorised hawkers not only obstructed traffic and pedestrian movement, but also ambulances entering the Cooper Hospital, especially during emergencies. Obstruction to emergency services The Encroachments, including the temporary shops set up by unauthorised hawkers, were obstructing pedestrian movement and creating serious difficulties for ambulances transporting patients to the hospital, particularly during emergencies.  In response, the K West admin...

  Mumbai News: Special PMLA Court Allows BMC To Demolish ED-Attached Minhaz Hotel In Juhu Linked To Iqbal Mirchi Mumbai, Jan 30: The Special PMLA court has allowed the BMC to demolish Minhaz Hotel in Juhu, which was attached by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) during a money laundering probe against late underworld don Iqbal Mirchi, who was said to be close to Dawood Ibrahim . Building deemed unsafe The Permission was Granted after it was brought to the court’s notice that the building, a ground- plus-four structure worth Rs 1.43 crore, is in a dilapidated condition and poses a safety risk to the public.  The BMC Claimed that it had already appointed a contractor for demolition earlier but paused the process after learning about the hotel’s link with the ED case. Court’s observations Special Judge R.B. Rote observed, “Considering the correspondence made by the BMC (to the ED), it prima facie appears that the civic body wants to demolish the building to avoid mishaps or c...

  Mumbai Crime : One Critical Among 5 Injured After Violent Group Clash Breaks Out In Nagpada, 13 Detained; Video Viral  kamatipura 5th lane   Mumbai: A Violent Confrontation between two groups erupted in South Mumbai ’s Nagpada area late Thursday night, leaving several people injured and sparking a massive police response. Nagpada police station   Authorities have confirmed that one individual remains in critical condition following the brawl, which has once again put the spotlight on the volatile security situation in the densely populated area. Details Of The Incident FIR NO 0045/2026 According to the Mumbai Police , the altercation broke out between two local groups over a financial dispute that escalated rapidly.  What reportedly began as a verbal spat soon turned into a physical battle. Viral Video Captures Clash A video of the clash has surfaced on the internet shows the exact moments of the violent situation. Two men can be seen lying on the road, prob...

  Mumbai : OC Amnesty Policy Implementation Delayed As BMC Awaits Standing Committee Sanction Mumbai, Jan 30: Mumbaikars residing in buildings without an Occupation Certificate (OC) will have to wait longer for the implementation of the new OC amnesty policy , as the BMC Mumbai administration will now require sanction from the standing committee , which is yet to be formed. Citizens can apply once the Standard Operating Procedures ( SOP ) are finalised.  As the OC amnesty policy will have a financial impact on the corporation, the standing committee’s sanction is necessary,” said a senior officer from the BMC development plan department. Standing committee yet to be formed The state Urban Development Department (UDD) on December 11 approved the BMC’s amnesty scheme for the regularisation of non-OC buildings, with revisions.  The SOP was awaited from the BMC so that buildings could apply accordingly. However, with the municipal elections concluded, statutory committees...