Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Activist Demands Former Minister Vacate Bungalow, Pay Dues
A former government official, Dhananjay Munde, is being asked to leave his government-provided house in Mumbai.
An activist, Anjali Damania, says he should leave because he doesn't need it anymore and owes money for staying there.
Munde used to be a minister but quit his job.
The activist says Munde has a flat in Mumbai, which means he has another place to live.
If Munde doesn't leave and pay what he owes, the activist will take legal action.
Munde says he can't leave yet because his home is being fixed.
Activist Anjali Damania demands former minister Dhananjay Munde vacate his Mumbai bungalow within 48 hours.
Damania claims Munde owes the state government Rs 46 lakh for using the residence.
Munde resigned as minister five months ago but hasn't vacated the government residence.
Munde's election affidavit mentions a Mumbai flat, contradicting his previous claim.
Damania will send a legal notice if Munde doesn't comply; sources say his home is under renovation.
- Who
- Anjali Damania is demanding Dhananjay Munde.
- What
- Activist demands former minister vacate government bungalow and pay dues.
- When
- Within 48 hours of the demand, made on August 13.
- Where
- Mumbai, regarding a government bungalow.
- Why
- Because Munde no longer needs the official residence and owes money.
Activist's Perspective
Former Minister's Perspective
Bungalow Occupancy
Activist's Perspective
Munde should vacate the bungalow immediately.
Former Minister's Perspective
Munde should be allowed to stay until renovations are complete.
Financial Obligation
Activist's Perspective
Munde should pay the full rent.
Former Minister's Perspective
Munde's perspective is not stated in the text.
- Person in question
- Dhananjay Munde
- Demanding activist
- Anjali Damania
- Dues claimed
- Rs 46 lakh
- Munde's former position
- Maharashtra Minister
- Munde's current residence status
- Unclear - Under renovation
- Legal Notice
- Damania will send if Munde doesn't comply