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Damaged Seating at Agri-Koli Bhavan Prompts Rent Cut Demand
The Agri-Koli Cultural Bhavan is a place in Nerul where people hold community events.
Its auditorium has 500 chairs.
A complaint says about 200 of those chairs are damaged.
More than 50 ordinary red chairs have also reportedly been placed around the auditorium.
This means visitors may not be able to use the whole seating area comfortably.
Bharat Jadhav sent a memorandum to CIDCO asking for repairs.
He also asked CIDCO to reduce the rental price by 40% until the work is finished.
The article does not report a response from CIDCO.
Around 200 of the Agri-Koli Cultural Bhavan auditorium’s 500 chairs are allegedly damaged.
The auditorium is on the third floor of CIDCO’s facility in Nerul, Navi Mumbai.
A memorandum said only about 60% of the seating arrangement is currently usable.
Activist and NCP worker Bharat Jadhav submitted the memorandum to CIDCO on September 16.
The memorandum requested a 40% booking-charge reduction until repairs are completed.
- Who
- Activist and NCP worker Bharat Jadhav submitted a memorandum to CIDCO concerning the auditorium’s condition.
- What
- The memorandum requested repairs to damaged seating and a 40% reduction in booking charges until the facility is restored.
- Where
- The Agri-Koli Cultural Bhavan in Nerul, Navi Mumbai, particularly its third-floor auditorium.
- When
- The memorandum was submitted and received by the CIDCO office on September 16.
- Why
- The request was made because around 200 of the auditorium’s 500 chairs were allegedly damaged and only about 60% of the seating arrangement was usable.
Key facts
- Facility
- Agri-Koli Cultural Bhavan
- Location
- Nerul, Navi Mumbai
- Facility developer
- CIDCO
- Auditorium location
- Third floor
- Total chairs
- 500
- Allegedly damaged chairs
- Around 200
- Requested rent reduction
- 40% until repairs are completed
Quotes
Bharat Jadhav
Activist and NCP party worker who submitted the memorandum to CIDCO
“CIDCO charges the full rent for the hall, but nearly 40% of the arrangements are in poor condition and only 60% of the facility can be used. The administration should consider this and provide a 40% concession until the repairs are completed.”
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