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Mumbai: Khotachiwadi row ends, bungalow will retain its heritage look

Two months after controversy started, locals and the trust that owns the structure arrive at an amicable solution after meeting with cabinet minister and local leaders

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The heritage bungalow at Khotachiwadi. File pic

The heritage bungalow at Khotachiwadi. File pic

The row over taking down a heritage bungalow at Khotachiwadi has finally arrived at an amicable solution on Friday. It has been decided that the original outer look of the bungalow will be maintained during construction. 

The issue has been going on for the past two month after some residents of the heritage precinct opposed the demolition of the over-100-year-old bungalow, known as Fernandez House, by its current owners—Shri Panchmangalopasak Shwetamber Murtipujak Tapagachh Jain Religious Trust. Local residents also approached the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation with a plea to preserve the heritage precinct, following which the civic body issued a stop-work notice. 

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