Mumbai: Date written on BMC order for Mahim Beach demolition raises question

Yesterday, Raj Thackeray, the president of MNS, addressed the government regarding unauthorized construction happening on Mahim Beach. Following his remarks, the action was promptly ordered, and the demolition took place the next morning. However, there is now speculation in political circles regarding a letter that has gone viral, which ordered the action. The date on the letter has garnered particular attention.

It has come to light that orders were issued on the 22nd of this month to demolish the Mazar of Mahim, and the date on the order has been written with a pen. Curiously, Raj Thackeray had spoken on the matter on the evening of the 22nd, and action was taken the following morning. This sequence of events has raised many questions and led to speculation in various quarters.

When Raj Thackeray brought to the attention of the BMC about unauthorized construction activities happening along the seaside of Mahim, the BMC promptly issued an order to take action. The order has been printed, but it appears that only the date on the order has been written with a pen.

Questions are being raised about why the date on the order sheet, which was issued after Raj Thackeray's information regarding unauthorized construction at Mahim Beach, was altered using a pen. It seems that the leaflet was already printed and the date was added to it after Raj Thackeray's speech.

At approximately 8 a.m., the BMC team arrived at Mahim and began the demolition work, which has since been completed.