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BMC Removes Unauthorised Interior Work in Juhu Bungalow Linked to Ajay Devgn

The civic body said it acted under Section 354A after finding Siporex partitions and other internal alterations carried out without documentary municipal permission.

Overview

  • Mumbai civic officials dismantled internal Siporex partition walls and other unauthorised fittings at a Juhu bungalow on Monday after rejecting the owners’ paperwork.
  • The BMC issued a stop-work notice on September 10 and in a K/West ward speaking order on October 6 said the September 15 reply lacked documents proving permission for the works.
  • The property is recorded in the names of Ajay Devgn and his mother but the BMC notices do not name them; separate records and media reports linked ownership to the family.
  • Ajay Devgn’s office said the specific premises is a rented property, that applications for permissions have been filed, and that required changes mandated by the BMC have been carried out.
  • The housing society had granted a leave-and-licence NOC for tenancy but objected that it did not approve structural alterations or commercial conversion to a salon, and cooperative and municipal processes remain open.