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BMC removes unauthorised work at Mumbai Juhu property linked to Ajay Devgn
In brief
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation crews removed portions of alleged unauthorised construction at a Juhu property linked to Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn and his family, Indian Express and Hindustan Times reported on 17 October. Devgn’s team said the bungalow was rented out and was not his home, and that BMC-required changes were being addressed.
What the civic body did
According to Mumbai coverage, BMC had issued a stop-work notice in September and later rejected the owners’ response for lacking proof of approvals. On Friday into Saturday, officials demolished disputed interior alterations. Times of India and The Hindu likewise described action over unauthorised work at the bungalow.
What the actor’s side said
Statements carried by Indian Express and Hindustan Times clarified that the property was not Devgn’s residence and that the team was cooperating with civic requirements. Celebrity property disputes in Mumbai often mix planning rules with public attention; the legal question remains whether every altered portion had sanction.
Still developing
Any further notices, penalties or court filings were not fully detailed in early reports. Readers should treat star-focused headlines cautiously and rely on BMC documentation for the planning merits.
Why it matters
Mumbai’s crackdown on unauthorised alterations is a recurring civic story. A high-profile name puts building-code enforcement on a national entertainment beat without changing the underlying permit rules.
Sources
- The Indian Express: BMC demolishes portions of Ajay Devgn’s Juhu property; actor clarifies it isn’t his residence
- Hindustan Times: Ajay Devgn’s team clarifies on partial demolition of Juhu property
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