BJP Ex-MLA Narendra Mehta Backs Down After Complaint Reaches PM Narendra Modi; Seven Eleven Surrenders Building Permission
Following a direct complaint to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a major plot dispute involving former BJP MLA Narendra Mehta from Mira-Bhayandar has taken a new turn. Confronted with growing controversy, the Mehta-linked 'Seven Eleven' trust has taken a step back and surrendered its building construction permission to the Mira-Bhayandar Municipal Corporation (MBMC). The complainant, Asgar Ali…
Former BJP MLA Narendra Mehta has withdrawn from a land dispute after a complaint reached Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Mehta-linked Seven Eleven trust has surrendered its building permission to the Mira-Bhayandar Municipal Corporation (MBMC). The complainant, Asgar Ali Vhora, alleged illegal encroachment by Soham Developers and Seven Eleven on land at Survey No. 240 in Bhayandar's Indralok area.
Despite Vhora's repeated follow-ups, the MBMC did not revoke the construction permit, prompting Vhora to meet PM Modi on September 8 to report administrative irregularities. Seven Eleven Constructions Pvt. Ltd. submitted a letter on September 13, claiming it had legitimately purchased the land from original owners and received building approval.
The company now requests a refund of fees paid to the corporation and surrender of its permit. MBMC officials said a formal hearing will be conducted. Narendra Mehta claims the issue is resolved. Seven Eleven has also requested the withdrawal of an FIR filed against Vhora and Ajju for trespassing, stating a mutual settlement has been reached.
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