Thane Civic Body Cancels Allotment Of 14 Properties Worth ₹12 Crore Over Fake PAP Documents Scam
Thane: The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) has issued an official order from the Municipal Commissioner’s office in Thane to cancel the allotment of eight commercial shops and six residential houses following a detailed administrative inquiry into alleged corruption. The municipal properties, collectively valued at approximately ₹12 crore, were fraudulently assigned to fake project-affected…
Thane's Municipal Corporation has rescinded the allotment of 14 properties, including eight commercial shops and six residential houses, valued at around ₹12 crore due to a corruption scandal involving fake PAP documents. The civic body reached this decision after conducting a thorough administrative investigation. The fraudulent allotments were uncovered following persistent inquiries by local activist Yogesh Mundhara, who had been pushing the matter for over a year.
The scandal is believed to have originated from the Estate Department during the time of a former official, who allegedly treated municipal property as personal assets and awarded allotments without proper procedures. Upon receiving the cancellation order from the Municipal Commissioner, activist Mundhara emphasized the enormity of the scam.
The municipal property in question was allegedly allotted based on forged and false documents. With the order now officially passed, public pressure is building on the administration to hold accountable the individuals involved. There are calls for a comprehensive investigation into the verification of the fake documents, the authorization of the final approvals, and potential criminal proceedings against the officials and beneficiaries who benefited from the scam.
The Thane Municipal Corporation is now under scrutiny to determine the speed at which it will reclaim physical possession of the properties and penalize those responsible. For more exclusive and budget-friendly property deals in Mumbai and surrounding regions, please visit: https://budgetproperties.in/.
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