Overview

• Pawar delivered nearly 12,000 pages to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and set a two-day deadline for Sanjay Shirsat’s resignation.
• He alleges Shirsat, as CIDCO chairman, pushed through Navi Mumbai allotments to the Bivalkar family despite earlier CIDCO rejections and a pending Supreme Court case.
• Pawar claims the parcels were later sold to private builders and values the transactions at about ₹5,000 crore.
• He cites records such as the family’s 1993 application and multiple rejection orders in 1994, 1995 and 2010, along with departmental notes and CIDCO resolutions.
• He further alleges a March 1, 2025 Urban Development directive and rapid file movement after Shirsat’s appointment that overrode internal objections, while Shirsat offered no immediate response beyond prior calls for proof.