Updated On: 14 February, 2021 07:47 AM IST | Mumbai | Vishal Singh
They were upset that he had complained to the BMC, calling them a nuisance

Complainant Gurmeet Singh Anand (in yellow) with the illegal hawkers on Hill Road. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar
It was an angry day at Bandra’s Hill Road, when illegal hawkers attacked a resident who had complained to the BMC against them. On Saturday, when the BMC started taking action, the hawkers got agitated.
Go Nidhi Co-operative Housing Society LTD and Hilla Apartment of Pali Hill had on February 11 written a letter of complaint to the BMC for the removal of the hawkers in BMC’s H West Ward. In the letter, they wrote that they would like to bring to light the nuisance caused by illegal hawking on Hill Road, specifically between Sarkar Plaza Building and Pantaloons.