Habitat vandalism case: All accused granted bail, BMC demolishes illegal structures in premises
According to police, Kamra had recorded his show at The Habitat on January 21, and the alleged vandalism occurred a day before the FIR was lodged at MIDC police station.
BMC carries out demolition at The Habitat Club premises
In a parallel development, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Monday took demolition action at two locations within The Habitat premises. The first demolition was carried out in the basement, where a studio is located — the same space where Kunal Kamra had performed his show. According to BMC officials, any form of construction in the basement is prohibited, and the structure had been sealed by police after the vandalism incident. During their inspection, BMC officials found an unauthorised construction measuring 21.7 metres in length, 7.5 metres in width, and 2.8 metres in height, which was subsequently demolished.
The second action was on the terrace, where a temporary shed had been erected without permission. The civic body said that today's demolition was part of action against unauthorised temporary structures. Officials added that an investigation into the building's layout plan is underway to check for any violations. If such violations are found, appropriate notices will be issued and further action taken.
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