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Mumbai: Police Book Kurla Housing Society Chairman, Secretary And Treasurer Over 11-Year-Old Boy's Lift Death | VIDEO

Mumbai, October 31, 2026: In a significant development in the death of an 11-year-old boy who fell onto the roof of a lift cabin at a residential building in Kurla East, Mumbai police have registered an FIR against three office-bearers of the Shamim Tower Kurla Kadam Co-operative Housing Society for alleged negligence leading to death. The accused have been identified as society chairman Taufiq…

Mumbai: Police Book Kurla Housing Society Chairman, Secretary And Treasurer Over 11-Year-Old Boy's Lift Death | VIDEO

In Mumbai, Kurla East's Shamim Tower Kurla Kadam Co-operative Housing Society chairman Taufiq Asfaq Khan, secretary Asif Mansur Khan and treasurer Mola Usen Patel have been charged with negligence in the death of 11-year-old Zain Tahsildar, who fell onto a lift cabin last July. The incident occurred when the lift door suddenly opened on the 10th floor, causing Zain to lose his balance and fall onto the lift cabin stationed on the third floor.

Despite three months of investigation, police have filed charges under Sections 106(1), 125, 289 and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. The Electrical Inspector had previously deemed Lift No. 02 unfit for use due to maintenance deficiencies. Residents had reportedly complained about the lift's malfunctioning, but their concerns were allegedly ignored.

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