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Will Open our Gates for Officials to Execute their Duties: Campa Cola Residents
After two days of providing stiff resistance to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials and preventing them from entering the Campa Cola compound to cut off the electricity, water and gas pipeline connections, residents of the illegal flats there today said they will open the society's gate for officials to execute their duties as th...
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Campa Cola Society: Demolition Squad, Police Beat Retreat
A civic agency squad accompanied by Mumbai police that set out to demolish 140 illegal flats in the Campa Cola Housing Society in Mumbai returned without taking any action as the beleaguered residents opposed their entry into the complex on Friday.
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Women in Front as Campa Cola Residents Try to Stop Civic Teams
Residents of illegal flats in the Campa Cola Compound in Mumbai are set for another face-off with authorities of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) today as the civic officials arrive to disconnect water, electricity and piped gas to the 96 illegal apartments.
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Nothing Can be Done About Campa Cola, Law Will Take its Own Course: Maharashtra Chief Minister
Time has run out for residents of Mumbai's Campa Cola society to save their homes from demolition.
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Supreme Court Declines to Stay Campa Cola Demolition; Agrees to Hear Plea on Tuesday
The Supreme Court today declined to stay the eviction of residents of unauthorised flats in Mumbai's Campa Cola housing society.
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Blog: My Struggle as a Resident of Campa Cola Housing Society
Vidya Srinivas has been a resident of the Campa Cola compound for 12 years. A journalist, she's also on the faculty of The Xavier Institute Of Communications, Mumbai
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Mumbai: Campa Cola Society demolition on hold, Supreme Court considers new solution
Over 100 families at Mumbai's Campa Cola society today celebrated as their 13-year struggle to save their illegal flats from being razed ended with the Supreme Court's eleventh hour intervention. The court also said it would consider a new plan to accommodate them. Hours before, the residents had clashed with the policemen who tore down their barri...
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Mumbai: Campa Cola Society demolition on hold as Supreme Court considers permanent solution
In a major relief to over 100 families at Mumbai's Campa Cola Society, the Supreme Court today put on hold the demolition of their illegal flats and said it would consider a proposal for a new building to accommodate evicted residents. Residents had fought bitterly to protect their homes and clashed with policemen who tore down their locked gates a...
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Mumbai: Campa Cola compound residents fight eviction as officials start disconnecting power, water supply
Over 100 families in Mumbai's Campa Cola compound locked their gates on Tuesday and barricaded themselves inside for hours, physically blocking a demolition squad and policemen as they desperately fought to keep their home of two decades. By evening, as civic officials started snapping power, water and gas connections to the illegal flats, it was c...
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Mumbai: Campa Cola society families barricade themselves in, block demolition men
Over 100 families in Mumbai's "Campa Cola" compound locked their gates on Tuesday and barricaded themselves inside, physically blocking dozens of civic and police officials as they desperately fought to keep their home of two decades.
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Mumbai: Milind Deora seeks Sonia Gandhi's help in Campa Cola demolition issue
Union Minister and south Mumbai MP Milind Deora has written to Congress president Sonia Gandhi, seeking help for the 130 families whose flats in the Campa Cola compound in Worli in Mumbai would be demolished following a court order.
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Will Maharashtra Chief Minister save illegal flats in Worli high rise from being demolished?
Will Maharashtra's Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan save the home of those living in the illegal Campa Cola buildings in Worli? Residents of 102 flats that face the demolitions certainly hope he will.
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Srikar Pardesi: the new 'demolition man' of Pimpri
Undeterred by the opposition from political parties and even death threat letters, the municipal commissioner of Pimpri Chinchwad Srikar Pardesi continues with his demolition drive, bringing down illegal structures rampantly built in the NCP stronghold. The 39-year-old IAS officer has razed 244 illegal structures so far, many of them multi-storied ...
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Mumbai: Demolition at Campa Cola compound stayed, families get five months to vacate
140 families of a highrise residential complex in south Mumbai, whose homes were set to be demolished, got some relief from the Supreme Court today. The top court stayed the demolition and gave the flat-owners five months to vacate.
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Will Open our Gates for Officials to Execute their Duties: Campa Cola Residents
After two days of providing stiff resistance to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials and preventing them from entering the Campa Cola compound to cut off the electricity, water and gas pipeline connections, residents of the illegal flats there today said they will open the society's gate for officials to execute their duties as th...
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Campa Cola Society: Demolition Squad, Police Beat Retreat
A civic agency squad accompanied by Mumbai police that set out to demolish 140 illegal flats in the Campa Cola Housing Society in Mumbai returned without taking any action as the beleaguered residents opposed their entry into the complex on Friday.
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Women in Front as Campa Cola Residents Try to Stop Civic Teams
Residents of illegal flats in the Campa Cola Compound in Mumbai are set for another face-off with authorities of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) today as the civic officials arrive to disconnect water, electricity and piped gas to the 96 illegal apartments.
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Nothing Can be Done About Campa Cola, Law Will Take its Own Course: Maharashtra Chief Minister
Time has run out for residents of Mumbai's Campa Cola society to save their homes from demolition.
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Supreme Court Declines to Stay Campa Cola Demolition; Agrees to Hear Plea on Tuesday
The Supreme Court today declined to stay the eviction of residents of unauthorised flats in Mumbai's Campa Cola housing society.
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Blog: My Struggle as a Resident of Campa Cola Housing Society
Vidya Srinivas has been a resident of the Campa Cola compound for 12 years. A journalist, she's also on the faculty of The Xavier Institute Of Communications, Mumbai
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Mumbai: Campa Cola Society demolition on hold, Supreme Court considers new solution
Over 100 families at Mumbai's Campa Cola society today celebrated as their 13-year struggle to save their illegal flats from being razed ended with the Supreme Court's eleventh hour intervention. The court also said it would consider a new plan to accommodate them. Hours before, the residents had clashed with the policemen who tore down their barri...
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Mumbai: Campa Cola Society demolition on hold as Supreme Court considers permanent solution
In a major relief to over 100 families at Mumbai's Campa Cola Society, the Supreme Court today put on hold the demolition of their illegal flats and said it would consider a proposal for a new building to accommodate evicted residents. Residents had fought bitterly to protect their homes and clashed with policemen who tore down their locked gates a...
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Mumbai: Campa Cola compound residents fight eviction as officials start disconnecting power, water supply
Over 100 families in Mumbai's Campa Cola compound locked their gates on Tuesday and barricaded themselves inside for hours, physically blocking a demolition squad and policemen as they desperately fought to keep their home of two decades. By evening, as civic officials started snapping power, water and gas connections to the illegal flats, it was c...
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Mumbai: Campa Cola society families barricade themselves in, block demolition men
Over 100 families in Mumbai's "Campa Cola" compound locked their gates on Tuesday and barricaded themselves inside, physically blocking dozens of civic and police officials as they desperately fought to keep their home of two decades.
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Mumbai: Milind Deora seeks Sonia Gandhi's help in Campa Cola demolition issue
Union Minister and south Mumbai MP Milind Deora has written to Congress president Sonia Gandhi, seeking help for the 130 families whose flats in the Campa Cola compound in Worli in Mumbai would be demolished following a court order.
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Will Maharashtra Chief Minister save illegal flats in Worli high rise from being demolished?
Will Maharashtra's Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan save the home of those living in the illegal Campa Cola buildings in Worli? Residents of 102 flats that face the demolitions certainly hope he will.
-
Srikar Pardesi: the new 'demolition man' of Pimpri
Undeterred by the opposition from political parties and even death threat letters, the municipal commissioner of Pimpri Chinchwad Srikar Pardesi continues with his demolition drive, bringing down illegal structures rampantly built in the NCP stronghold. The 39-year-old IAS officer has razed 244 illegal structures so far, many of them multi-storied ...
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Mumbai: Demolition at Campa Cola compound stayed, families get five months to vacate
140 families of a highrise residential complex in south Mumbai, whose homes were set to be demolished, got some relief from the Supreme Court today. The top court stayed the demolition and gave the flat-owners five months to vacate.
