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Mumbai: Rules bent, it’s party time on 116-acre govt plot at Charkop

A big chunk of 116 acres at Charkop, Kandivli, leased to promote manufacturing industries, sublet to commercial entities like bars, pubs, sports turfs

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A case has been registered against pub Rule 34 on plot no. 148 at Charkop, Kandivli West

A case has been registered against pub Rule 34 on plot no. 148 at Charkop, Kandivli West

Bars, restaurants, wedding halls, car service centres, film studios and sports turfs are thriving on a 116-acre plot at Charkop, Kandivli West, that the state has leased out to boost manufacturing. While the government charged up to Rs 7 per square foot, the tenants are allegedly making lakhs of rupees by flouting lease conditions. In what could trigger a string of cases, the police have now registered an FIR against an illegal pub—Rule 34—at Charkop.

The police action came on a complaint by Sandesh Jairam Pawar, a junior engineer in BMC. The cops said accused Anant Belose rented the property from the state to run a manufacturing business on plot number 148, while the other accused, identified as Arvind Vishwakarma, runs Rule 34 pub in clear violation of the lease conditions. 

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