A firm linked to BJP MLA Narendra Mehta surrendered its construction permission for the disputed plot, news agency PTI reported on Wednesday.
Asgarbhai Vohra, an 81-year-old man who recently met his “schoolmate” Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has reportedly received a major relief in a land dispute in Maharashtra.
Vohra met PM Modi on September 8 and sought a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the dispute involving a 2,810-square-metre plot in Navghar, Bhayander East. “I bought the property around 37 years ago. But in 2011, it was grabbed by two builders, and I have been fighting this battle ever since. As reported by HT , Vohra had studied at the same school in Vadnagar, Gujarat, as PM Modi and travelled from Gandhinagar to Mumbai on September 8 to meet him during the prime minister’s visit for the Global Fintech Fest.
Vohra and the prime minister had studied at the BN School in Vadnagar, Gujarat. During the meeting, Vohra submitted a letter seeking a CBI inquiry into the alleged land grab. Before this, he had flagged the problem over a phone call with the prime minister and sought an appointment.
Now that I have met the prime minister, I hope to get justice,” Vohra earlier told HT.
