Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Bombay HC Seeks BMC Response on Kurla Road Debris
Imagine a road in a city that got blocked because of building waste.
Some people who use the road got angry and complained to a special court.
They said the waste, dumped after a building was knocked down by the city workers, made it hard to walk or drive on the road.
The city said they already cleaned it up, but the road users disagreed.
The court wants to hear both sides of the story.
The court has told the city to explain what happened and promised to make a decision later.
Bombay High Court is involved in a case regarding demolition waste.
Petitioner Ubedur Rahman Khan claims BMC dumped waste on Kurla road.
The waste allegedly blocked access to the road.
The BMC stated that the waste was removed on October 15.
The petitioner disputed the BMC's claim of waste removal.
- Who
- Ubedur Rahman Khan and the BMC.
- What
- The Bombay High Court is addressing a petition regarding demolition waste dumped on a road in Kurla.
- When
- The petition was heard on October 24.
- Where
- Kurla (West), Mumbai.
- Why
- The petitioner claims the BMC’s waste disposal is blocking road access.
- Court
- Bombay High Court
- Petitioner
- Ubedur Rahman Khan
- Location
- Kurla (West)
- Involved Party
- Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC)
- Incident
- Demolition waste dumped on road