Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Burglary Attempt Sparks Security Concerns at PMAY Society
There was a try to break into a flat in a housing society in Pune.
The residents are worried because they think there aren't enough security checks.
The city government said that people living in these flats shouldn't rent them out, but the residents say nothing has been done to enforce this rule.
They want better security and for the rules to be followed.
An attempted housebreak occurred at the Sinhagad PMAY Society in Pune.
Residents claim poor security monitoring and increasing illegal tenancy.
PMC issued a notice prohibiting renting out PMAY flats and set an eight-day deadline for compliance.
Residents allege no action has been taken despite the PMC's directive.
Residents demand stricter enforcement of rules and better security measures.
- Who
- Residents of Sinhagad PMAY Society and Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC)
- What
- An attempted housebreak and concerns over security and illegal tenancy
- When
- Wednesday afternoon
- Where
- Sinhagad PMAY Society, Vadgaon Khurd, Sinhagad Road, Pune
- Why
- Residents allege unchecked tenancy and poor security measures have compromised safety.
Residents' Concerns
PMC's Directive
Security Monitoring
Residents' Concerns
Residents claim there is little monitoring of people entering and leaving the society, making it difficult to identify outsiders.
PMC's Directive
PMC issued a notice directing the society to ensure rented flats are vacated within eight days.
Enforcement of Rules
Residents' Concerns
Residents allege no concrete action has been taken despite the PMC's notice.
PMC's Directive
PMC warned of administrative action against beneficiaries who fail to comply with the directive.
- Location
- Sinhagad PMAY Society, Vadgaon Khurd, Sinhagad Road, Pune
- Incident Date
- Wednesday afternoon
- Building Involved
- Building A2, Seventh Floor
- PMC Notice Date
- Last month
- Vacation Period
- Eight days