Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Mumbai Police Book Developer Heirs for Land Forgery
In Mumbai, the heirs of a developer are in trouble.
They're accused of faking documents to get back land they had given to the city.
The land was supposed to be used for things like schools and parks.
The developer's heirs allegedly added their names to the land's ownership illegally, then sold the land to other people.
Now, the police are investigating, and the heirs face charges like forgery and cheating.
The Borivali police booked developer heirs for allegedly submitting forged documents to the BMC.
The case involves around 2.5 acres of land in Kandivali West.
The land was surrendered to BMC for additional FSI but the developer's heirs allegedly claimed ownership.
The heirs fraudulently executed the land to third parties.
Charges include forgery, cheating, and criminal breach of trust.
- Who
- Heirs of a developer and related parties
- What
- Alleged land forgery involving the submission of forged documents to BMC
- When
- August 4 (FIR registered)
- Where
- Mumbai, specifically Kandivali West
- Why
- Attempt to reclaim land previously surrendered to the BMC
BMC's Position
Developer's Heirs' Potential Position
Land Ownership
BMC's Position
BMC claims ownership based on prior surrender for FSI.
Developer's Heirs' Potential Position
The heirs likely dispute BMC's claim, asserting ownership despite prior agreements.
- Accused
- Heirs of a developer
- Allegation
- Submitting forged documents to BMC
- Land in Question
- Approximately 2.5 acres
- Location
- Kandivali West, Mumbai
- Complaint Filed By
- BMC
- Charges
- Forgery, cheating, and criminal breach of trust
