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BMC begins demolition illegal structure at Union minister Narayan Rane's Mumbai bungalow

The plea against the high court judgement was filed in the apex court by a company owned by Rane's family.

The plea against the high court judgement was filed in the apex court by a company owned by Rane's family.

The removal of unauthorised construction at Union minister Narayan Rane's bungalow in Mumbai's Juhu area started on Thursday, a civic official confirmed.
The Supreme Court had in September dismissed a plea challenging the Bombay High Court verdict that directed the Mumbai civic body to demolish the unauthorised construction at Rane's bungalow 'Adhish', noting there was a violation of the Floor Space Index and Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) rules.
The floor space index (FSI) is the maximum permissible floor area that can be built on a particular plot or/piece of land.
The plea against the high court judgement was filed in the apex court by Kaalkaa Real Estates Pvt Ltd, a company owned by Rane's family.
Talking to PTI on Thursday, a senior Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation official said, &ldquo;The Supreme Court has directed Rane to remove the illegal construction at his bungalow in two months. If he fails to do so, the BMC will act.&rdquo; Activist Santosh Daundkar, who had filed complaints against Rane's bungalow, welcomed the development but said his complaint about the CRZ rules violation was still pending.
"I suspect the BMC's action is only about illegal construction in the bungalow, but no action is being taken on the CRZ rules violations. Such an action is more severe than what is currently taking place at Rane's bungalow," he said.
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In a setback for union minister Narayan Rane, the Supreme Court has dismissed the BJP leader’s plea to stay a Bombay High Court order to demolish unauthorised portions of an eight-floor family bungalow in Mumbai.
The Bombay High Court had directed the BMC to demolish parts of the Rane’s bungalow in Juhu as it violated floor space index and coastal building rule regulations.
The high court had said this would allow other large-scale unauthorised constructions - against guidelines laid down by itself and the Supreme Court - and imposed a cost of ₹10 lakh.
This was after the BMC indicated it was willing to consider a second application by Rane after rejecting the first. 

Demolition of Narayan Rane's Juhu bungalow to go ahead: SC dismisses his plea

The Bombay High Court had directed the BMC to demolish parts of the Rane&rsquo;s bungalow in Juhu as it violated floor space index and coastal building rule regulations.

In a setback for union minister Narayan Rane, the Supreme Court has dismissed the BJP leader&rsquo;s plea to stay a Bombay High Court order to demolish unauthorised portions of an eight-floor family bungalow in Mumbai.
The Bombay High Court had directed the BMC to demolish parts of the Rane&rsquo;s bungalow in Juhu as it violated floor space index and coastal building rule regulations.
The high court had said this would allow other large-scale unauthorised constructions - against guidelines laid down by itself and the Supreme Court - and imposed a cost of ₹10 lakh.
This was after the BMC indicated it was willing to consider a second application by Rane after rejecting the first.&nbsp;
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The Bombay High Court on Tuesday directed the Mumbai civic body to demolish the unauthorised construction at Union minister Narayan Rane's bungalow in Juhu area here, noting it had violated the Floor Space Index (FSI) and Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) rules.
Floor space index (FSI) is the maximum permissible floor area that can be built on a particular plot or /piece of land.
A division bench of Justices R D Dhanuka and Kamal Khata said the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) cannot be permitted to consider and allow the second application filed by a company run by the Rane family seeking regularisation of the unauthorised construction as it would "encourage wholesale construction of unauthorised structures".
The court directed the BMC to demolish the unauthorised parts of the bungalow within a period of two weeks and submit a compliance report to the court one week thereafter.
The bench also imposed a cost of Rs 10 lakh on Rane and directed for the amount to be deposited towards the Maharashtra State Legal Services Authority within two weeks.
Rane's advocate Shardul Singh sought that the court stay its order for six weeks so that he could approach the Supreme Court in appeal.
The bench, however, rejected it.
The court dismissed the petition filed by Kaalkaa Real Estates, a company owned by Rane's family, seeking directions to the BMC to decide their second application uninfluenced by orders passed by civic body earlier.
The BMC had in June this year rejected the regularisation application, noting there were violations in the construction.
The company filed a second application in July, claiming it was seeking regularisation of a smaller portion as compared to what it had sought previously, and under new provisions of the Development Control and Promotion Regulation 2034.
The high court in its order said the BMC's stand that it could consider the second application for regularisation of the construction was inconsistent with its own order rejecting the first application. The bench noted that the HC had in June this year accepted the BMC's first order.
"If the regularisation application is allowed to be heard which the BMC is bent upon allowing, then it would lead to encouragement of wholesale construction of unauthorised structures," the court said.
The petitioner (company owned by Rane) has constructed three times the permissible limit of FSI and has not obtained clearances from the BMC, the fire department and also not taken environmental clearance, the bench said.
"The application for the proposed retention will amount to encouragement of large scale violation within the city of Mumbai without any concern for the statutory provisions," the court said.
If such retention is allowed and accepted then it would encourage more such illegal constructions and other home buyers would also indulge in such violations, the HC said.
The BMC had earlier told the court that it was willing to hear the second application for regularisation of unauthorised construction at the suburban Juhu bungalow of Union minister Narayan Rane, even as the first application had been rejected.
The HC had last month while hearing arguments on the plea asked how the BMC could consider a second application when the first application for regularisation was rejected by the civic body, and the first order accepted by the HC saying the construction was prima facie illegal.

HC to BMC: demolish unauthorised construction at Union minister Narayan Rane's bungalow in 2 weeks

The court directed the BMC to demolish the unauthorised parts of the bungalow within a period of two weeks and submit a compliance report to the court one week thereafter.

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday directed the Mumbai civic body to demolish the unauthorised construction at Union minister Narayan Rane's bungalow in Juhu area here, noting it had violated the Floor Space Index (FSI) and Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) rules.
Floor space index (FSI) is the maximum permissible floor area that can be built on a particular plot or /piece of land.
A division bench of Justices R D Dhanuka and Kamal Khata said the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) cannot be permitted to consider and allow the second application filed by a company run by the Rane family seeking regularisation of the unauthorised construction as it would "encourage wholesale construction of unauthorised structures".
The court directed the BMC to demolish the unauthorised parts of the bungalow within a period of two weeks and submit a compliance report to the court one week thereafter.
The bench also imposed a cost of Rs 10 lakh on Rane and directed for the amount to be deposited towards the Maharashtra State Legal Services Authority within two weeks.
Rane's advocate Shardul Singh sought that the court stay its order for six weeks so that he could approach the Supreme Court in appeal.
The bench, however, rejected it.
The court dismissed the petition filed by Kaalkaa Real Estates, a company owned by Rane's family, seeking directions to the BMC to decide their second application uninfluenced by orders passed by civic body earlier.
The BMC had in June this year rejected the regularisation application, noting there were violations in the construction.
The company filed a second application in July, claiming it was seeking regularisation of a smaller portion as compared to what it had sought previously, and under new provisions of the Development Control and Promotion Regulation 2034.
The high court in its order said the BMC's stand that it could consider the second application for regularisation of the construction was inconsistent with its own order rejecting the first application. The bench noted that the HC had in June this year accepted the BMC's first order.
"If the regularisation application is allowed to be heard which the BMC is bent upon allowing, then it would lead to encouragement of wholesale construction of unauthorised structures," the court said.
The petitioner (company owned by Rane) has constructed three times the permissible limit of FSI and has not obtained clearances from the BMC, the fire department and also not taken environmental clearance, the bench said.
"The application for the proposed retention will amount to encouragement of large scale violation within the city of Mumbai without any concern for the statutory provisions," the court said.
If such retention is allowed and accepted then it would encourage more such illegal constructions and other home buyers would also indulge in such violations, the HC said.
The BMC had earlier told the court that it was willing to hear the second application for regularisation of unauthorised construction at the suburban Juhu bungalow of Union minister Narayan Rane, even as the first application had been rejected.
The HC had last month while hearing arguments on the plea asked how the BMC could consider a second application when the first application for regularisation was rejected by the civic body, and the first order accepted by the HC saying the construction was prima facie illegal.
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Union minister Narayan Rane who courted controversy with his 'slap slur' against Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray has said he is not afraid of the Shiv Sena leadership. 
Rane was first arrested and later released on bail on Tuesday late night after he said he would have slapped Thackeray for not knowing the year of independence.
Also Read&nbsp;Union minister Narayan Rane gets bail after arrest over his slap remarks against Uddhav
While addressing a press conference on Wednesday the union minister maintained what he said about the chief minister not wrong.
Narayan Rane said&nbsp;BJP stood by him in a fight launched by rivals.
During the press conference he also said he would resume 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra' on Friday from Sindhudurg.
Rane launched a scathing attack on the Shiv Sena and said it has made objectionable statements in the past, referring to Uddhav Thackeray's old dig at UP CM where he allegedly said that Adityanath should be "beaten with chappals".

Not afraid, Narayan Rane tells Shiv Sena leadership after bail

After being released on bail following his arrest over controversial 'slap slur' directed at Maharashtra&nbsp;CM Uddhav Thackeray,&nbsp;Narayan Rane&nbsp;said he is not afraid of Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leadership.

Row after&nbsp;Narayan Rane's&nbsp;'slap slur' against Maha&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Uddhav Thackeray
Union Minister&nbsp;Rane&nbsp;was arrested and later released on bail on Tuesday
Rane&nbsp;after his bail said he isn't afraid of the Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leadership
Rane&nbsp;said would have slapped CM for not knowing year of independence
Rane&nbsp;in a presser maintained what he said about the CM Thackeray&nbsp;not wrong
Rane: resume 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra' on Friday from Sindhudurg
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After being released on bail following his arrest over controversial 'slap slur' directed at Maharashtra&nbsp;CM Uddhav Thackeray,&nbsp;Narayan Rane&nbsp;said he is not afraid of Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leadership.

Union minister Narayan Rane who courted controversy with his 'slap slur' against Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray has said he is not afraid of the Shiv Sena leadership.
Rane was first arrested and later released on bail on Tuesday late night after he said he would have slapped Thackeray for not knowing the year of independence.
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While addressing a press conference on Wednesday the union minister maintained what he said about the chief minister not wrong.
Narayan Rane said&nbsp;BJP stood by him in a fight launched by rivals.
During the press conference he also said he would resume 'Jan Ashirwad Yatra' on Friday from Sindhudurg.
Rane launched a scathing attack on the Shiv Sena and said it has made objectionable statements in the past, referring to Uddhav Thackeray's old dig at UP CM where he allegedly said that Adityanath should be "beaten with chappals".

The Nashik police have issued a notice to Union minister Narayan Rane, asking him to appear before them for questioning on September 2. The notice is in connection with an FIR registered against him over his remarks against Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.
Narayan Rane was arrested on Tuesday and later in the night secured bail from the Mahad coirt. While the judge said that the union minister's arrest was justified, his custodial interrogation was not needed.
The bail order also said Rane "should not commit a similar type of offence" and should not tamper with evidence.
Rane has landed in a soup over his "slap Uddhav" remark that has riled up the ruling Shiv Sena.
During his speech on Monday evening at a hall in Mahad city in Raigad, Rane said it was shameful that chief minister Uddhav&nbsp;Thackery&nbsp;about the count of years of independence during his speech and had he been there he would have slapped the Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader.

'Arrest justified': Court granted bail to Narayan Rane with a warning

'Arrest justified': Court granted bail to union minister&nbsp;Narayan Rane with a warning to not repeat offence.&nbsp; Nashik&nbsp;Police ask him to appear on September 2

'Arrest justified': Court granted bail to Narayan Rane with a warning, cops summon him

Nashik&nbsp;Police ask&nbsp;Narayan&nbsp;Rane to appear on Sept 2
Judge justified Rane's&nbsp;arrest, gave bail with a warning
'Do not repeat the offence': judge told Narayan&nbsp;Rane
Narayan Rane&nbsp;in soup over 'slap Uddhav' remark
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The Nashik police have issued a notice to Union minister Narayan Rane, asking him to appear before them for questioning on September 2

The Nashik police have issued a notice to Union minister Narayan Rane, asking him to appear before them for questioning on September 2. The notice is in connection with an FIR registered against him over his remarks against Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.
Narayan Rane was arrested on Tuesday and later in the night secured bail from the Mahad coirt. While the judge said that the union minister's arrest was justified, his custodial interrogation was not needed.
The bail order also said Rane "should not commit a similar type of offence" and should not tamper with evidence.
Rane has landed in a soup over his "slap Uddhav" remark that has riled up the ruling Shiv Sena.
During his speech on Monday evening at a hall in Mahad city in Raigad, Rane said it was shameful that chief minister Uddhav&nbsp;Thackery&nbsp;about the count of years of independence during his speech and had he been there he would have slapped the Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader.

The BJP has said that the arrest of cabinet minister and Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP&nbsp;Narayan&nbsp;Rane&nbsp;by Maharashta&nbsp;govt is against protocol and has questioned how can it issue a suo&nbsp;moto&nbsp;warrant against a union minister.&nbsp;Rane&nbsp;has been arrested for his controversial remark against Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.
If Parliament is not in session, a cabinet minister can be arrested by a law enforcement agency in case of a criminal case registered against him. However, as per Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;rules the Police, Judge or Magistrate would, have to inform the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha about the reason for the arrest, the place of detention or imprisonment.&nbsp;
The Chairman is then expected to inform the House if it is sitting about the arrest or order the publication of same in the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha bulletin if the House is not in session.&nbsp;
Also, Rajya&nbsp;Sabha members have protection from arrest in civil cases if the House in is in session,&nbsp;and 40 days before its commencement and 40 days after its conclusion. The privileges don't extend to criminal cases or preventive detention.&nbsp;

Explained: what is the procedure to arrest a cabinet minister?

The BJP has said that the arrest of cabinet minister and Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP&nbsp;Narayan&nbsp;Rane&nbsp;by Maharashta&nbsp;govt is against protocol and has questioned how can it issue a suo&nbsp;moto&nbsp;warrant against a union minister.

Rajya&nbsp;Sabha members have protection from arrest in civil cases if the House in is in session,&nbsp;and 40 days before its commencement and 40 days after its conclusio

The BJP has said that the arrest of cabinet minister and Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP&nbsp;Narayan&nbsp;Rane&nbsp;by Maharashta&nbsp;govt is against protocol and has questioned how can it issue a suo&nbsp;moto&nbsp;warrant against a union minister.&nbsp;Rane&nbsp;has been arrested for his controversial remark against Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.
If Parliament is not in session, a cabinet minister can be arrested by a law enforcement agency in case of a criminal case registered against him. However, as per Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;rules the Police, Judge or Magistrate would, have to inform the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha about the reason for the arrest, the place of detention or imprisonment.&nbsp;
The Chairman is then expected to inform the House if it is sitting about the arrest or order the publication of same in the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha bulletin if the House is not in session.&nbsp;
Also, Rajya&nbsp;Sabha members have protection from arrest in civil cases if the House in is in session,&nbsp;and 40 days before its commencement and 40 days after its conclusion. The privileges don't extend to criminal cases or preventive detention.&nbsp;

Union Minister Narayan Rane was arrested by the Maharashtra police&nbsp;on Tuesday for allegedly threatening to slap Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray.
The arrest of the senior BJP&nbsp;leader came after the Bombay High Court refused to quash three FIRs&nbsp;registered against him.&nbsp;The three FIRs have been registered in Raigad, Pune, and Nashik districts.During his speech on Monday evening at a hall in Mahad city in Raigad, Rane said, &ldquo;It is shameful that the chief minister does not know the year of independence. He leaned back to enquire about the count of years of independence during his speech. Had I been there, I would have given (him) a tight slap.&rdquo;Amid protests across Maharashtra over Narayan Rane&rsquo;s remarks on &lsquo;slapping chief minister Uddhav Thackeray&rsquo;, former CM Devendra Fadnavis said that the Bharatiya Janata Party does not support Union minister&rsquo;s comment. The statement came after activists of the Shiv Sena&rsquo;s youth wing and the BJP clashed with each other near Rane&rsquo;s residence in Mumbai.

Union minister Rane arrested over his remarks against Uddhav

Union Minister Narayan Rane was arrested by the Maharashtra police&nbsp;on Tuesday for allegedly threatening to slap Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray. He was later granted bail

Union Minister Narayan Rane was arrested by the Maharashtra police&nbsp;on Tuesday for allegedly threatening to slap Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray.&nbsp;
He was granted bail hours later after he cited his health and argued that he was arrested without proper notice on "politically motivated" charges.
Narayan Rane is the first Union Minister to be arrested in 20 years.. The arrest, which has become a flashpoint&nbsp;between Sena&nbsp;and BJP,&nbsp;came after the Bombay High Court refused to quash three FIRs&nbsp;registered against him.&nbsp;
The three FIRs have been registered in Raigad, Pune, and Nashik districts.
During his speech on Monday evening at a hall in Mahad city in Raigad, Rane said it was shameful that chief minister Uddhav&nbsp;Thackery&nbsp;about the count of years of independence during his speech and had he been there he would have slapped the Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader. ((&ldquo;It is shameful that the chief minister does not know the year of independence. He leaned back to enquire about the count of years of independence during his speech. Had I been there, I would have given (him) a tight slap.&rdquo; SHOW QUOTE ON SCREEN))
Amid protests across Maharashtra over Rane&rsquo;s remarks, former CM Devendra Fadnavis said that the Bharatiya Janata Party does not support Union minister&rsquo;s comment.
 The statement came after activists of the Shiv Sena&rsquo;s youth wing and the BJP clashed with each other near Rane&rsquo;s residence in Mumbai.

The arrest of the senior BJP&nbsp;leader came after the Bombay High Court refused to quash three FIRs&nbsp;registered against him.&nbsp;The three FIRs have been registered in Raigad, Pune, and Nashik districts.

Union Minister Narayan Rane was arrested by the Maharashtra police&nbsp;on Tuesday for allegedly threatening to slap Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray.&nbsp;
He was granted bail hours later after he cited his health and argued that he was arrested without proper notice on "politically motivated" charges.
Narayan Rane is the first Union Minister to be arrested in 20 years.. The arrest, which has become a flashpoint&nbsp;between Sena&nbsp;and BJP,&nbsp;came after the Bombay High Court refused to quash three FIRs&nbsp;registered against him.&nbsp; The three FIRs have been registered in Raigad, Pune, and Nashik districts. During his speech on Monday evening at a hall in Mahad city in Raigad, Rane said, &ldquo;It is shameful that the chief minister does not know the year of independence. He leaned back to enquire about the count of years of independence during his speech. Had I been there, I would have given (him) a tight slap.&rdquo; Amid protests across Maharashtra over Narayan Rane&rsquo;s remarks on &lsquo;slapping chief minister Uddhav Thackeray&rsquo;, former CM Devendra Fadnavis said that the Bharatiya Janata Party does not support Union minister&rsquo;s comment. The statement came after activists of the Shiv Sena&rsquo;s youth wing and the BJP clashed with each other near Rane&rsquo;s residence in Mumbai.

Shiv Sena workers went on a rampage in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra as they protested against union minister Narayan Rane's remarks against CM Uddhav Thackeray.
Angry Sena workers clashed with BJP members and police as they tried to storm Rane's residence. Ugly street fight scenes were witnessed on the streets of Mumbai as Sena workers vented their anger against the minister.
In Nashik, Sena workers pelted stones at the BJP office. They also put up posters in Mumbai and other places, calling him a kombdi chor&rsquo;, which means chicken stealer, a reference to the poultry shop he ran in Chembur five decades ago.
The union minister, while speaking in Raigad on Monday had said that it's "shameful" that a CM doesn't know the year of independence and he would have "slapped Uddhav over his ignorance".
The BJP leader and former Shiv Sena chief minister claimed that Thackeray forgot the year of independence during his August 15 address.
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Watch: Shiv Sena on rampage over Narayan Rane 'slap CM' remark

Shiv Sena workers went on a rampage in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra as they protested against union minister Narayan Rane's remarks against CM Uddhav Thackeray.

Watch: Shiv Sena on rampage over Narayan Rane 'slap CM' remark
Shiv Sena&nbsp;workers clash with BJP&nbsp;members, cops in Mumbai
Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;workers try to storm Rane;s house, pelt stones
Angry Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;workers pelt stones at BJP&nbsp;office in Nashik
Rane's&nbsp;'slap Uddhav' remark; Sena&nbsp;anger spills onto streets&nbsp;

Shiv Sena workers went on a rampage in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra as they protested against union minister Narayan Rane's remarks against CM Uddhav Thackeray

Shiv Sena workers went on a rampage in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra as they protested against union minister Narayan Rane's remarks against CM Uddhav Thackeray.
Angry Sena workers clashed with BJP members and police as they tried to storm Rane's residence. Ugly street fight scenes were witnessed on the streets of Mumbai as Sena workers vented their anger against the minister.
In Nashik, Sena workers pelted stones at the BJP office. They also put up posters in Mumbai and other places, calling him a kombdi chor&rsquo;, which means chicken stealer, a reference to the poultry shop he ran in Chembur five decades ago.
The union minister, while speaking in Raigad on Monday had said that it's "shameful" that a CM doesn't know the year of independence and he would have "slapped Uddhav over his ignorance".
The BJP leader and former Shiv Sena chief minister claimed that Thackeray forgot the year of independence during his August 15 address.
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