On Thursday, the High Court has expressed displeasure over the encroachment not being removed from the vicinity of the Bolia government chhatri on MG Road. At the same time, the court has also ordered the Municipal Corporation that the compliance report should be submitted by removing the encroachment by 27 February. The High Court last hearing on this matter had asked the Municipal Corporation to give the time of 10 days and reply. But there was no response from the corporation when the hearing took place on Thursday.

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This PIL has been filed by the Bharat Raksha Manch. Advocate RK Pandagre, Devendra Pendse are appearing on behalf of the forum. It has been mentioned in this petition that both the encroachment has been done by the entry of Chhatri, while Chhatri is a place of historical importance. In response to this petition, the Municipal Corporation had earlier told that there is no encroachment around Chhatri. Then the petitioner, presenting a reply, presented evidence of the encroachment. The High Court then ordered to take action after seeing the evidence. Now before taking action 27, the corporation will have to present the answer in the High Court.

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Actually, the Municipal Corporation is rejuvenating the Chhatri under the Heritage Walk, but the plight of the entry of the Chhatri is not noticed. At the same time, shops are operating without a map approved by the corporation. New shops have also taken shape. The historic gate has also been damaged a lot. Those who come here can see the canopy from far away, but the entrance is not visible.

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