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Mumbai Police Book Couple Over Alleged Reoccupation Of Mother’s House
Police in Mumbai have registered a case against a husband and wife.
They are accused of entering a house again after leaving it.
The house belongs to the husband’s 72-year-old mother, Lilabai.
She had asked a Senior Citizens Tribunal for help getting the house back.
The tribunal and other authorities supported her request.
A court order helped her receive possession of the house on August 25, 2026.
The FIR says the couple later went back inside and occupied it again.
Police are investigating the allegations.
The couple’s guilt has not been established in court.
Navghar police registered a case against Ashok and Asha Pipariya over alleged illegal house trespass.
The property is in Siddhi Co-operative Housing Society in Mulund East.
Ashok’s 72-year-old mother, Lilabai Pipariya, sought possession through the Senior Citizens Tribunal.
Possession was handed to Lilabai on August 25, 2026, following Bombay High Court orders.
The FIR alleges the couple later re-entered the house; police investigation is ongoing.
- Who
- Ashok Narayan Pipariya and his wife, Asha Ashok Pipariya, were booked following a complaint concerning Lilabai Narayan Pipariya, Ashok’s 72-year-old mother.
- What
- Police registered a case alleging illegal house trespass and reoccupation despite orders directing that possession be handed to Lilabai.
- Where
- The house is in Siddhi Co-operative Housing Society, Mulund East, Mumbai.
- When
- The case was reported on September 3, 2026; possession was handed to Lilabai on August 25, 2026, and a police-registration direction was issued on September 2.
- Why
- Lilabai had sought possession of the house through the Senior Citizens Tribunal and related legal proceedings.
Key facts
- Police station
- Navghar police
- Accused
- Ashok Narayan Pipariya and Asha Ashok Pipariya
- Complainant
- Naresh Vilas Ahirrao, a Gram Revenue Officer
- Senior citizen involved
- Lilabai Narayan Pipariya, 72
- Property location
- Siddhi Co-operative Housing Society, Mulund East
- Possession date
- August 25, 2026
- Alleged offence
- Illegal house trespass and reoccupation
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