9 months ago
MLA Accuses PMRDA Officials of Cheating MNCs in Pune
An MLA named Sunil Shelke said that big companies from other countries are being tricked in Pune.
He thinks some people are showing fake papers to sell land that shouldn't be used for buildings.
The MLA wants the government to take action against these people.
The officials say they found illegal buildings and tried to remove them, but the companies went to court to stop it.
The MLA met with the Chief Minister to ask for help.
MLA Sunil Shelke accused brokers and PMRDA officials of cheating MNCs in Pune.
Allegations include selling land in afforestation and agriculture zones using fake documents.
Shelke demanded FIRs be filed against the involved brokers and officials.
PMRDA commissioner confirmed illegal constructions and issued notices for demolition.
Companies secured a court stay to prevent the demolition of illegal extensions.
- Who
- MLA Sunil Shelke and PMRDA officials
- What
- Allegations of cheating MNCs through fake documents and illegal constructions
- Where
- Maval area, Pune
- When
- During the winter session of the state legislature
- Why
- To highlight the misuse of power and illegal activities by brokers and officials
Key facts
- MLA
- Sunil Shelke
- Location
- Maval area, Pune
- Companies Involved
- Hyundai and other MNCs
- Allegations
- Fake documents, altered maps, illegal constructions
- PMRDA Commissioner
- Yogesh Mhase
- Action Taken
- Notices issued, court stay obtained by companies
- Illegal Construction Area
- Up to 2 acres
Quotes
Sunil Shelke
NCP MLA from Maval
“The Mahayuti government has with the intention of generating mass employment brought MNCs like Hyundai in Maharashtra. But some brokers and officials by showing them fake documents sold them land in afforestation and agri zones.”
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“Similarly, several companies have been cheated. My demand is that FIR should be filed against such brokers and officials.”
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Yogesh Mhase
PMRDA commissioner
“It is true that companies have extended their constructions in afforestation zones. It is illegal. We had served notice to them to remove their illegal constructions. It is not a smaller extension. The illegal construction is up to two acre on land.”
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“However, the companies have secured a court stay.”
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Sources
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