Rape accused, aspiring MLA Bhinde : Man who is behind smashed Mumbai billboard

 

Rape accused, aspiring MLA Bhinde: Man who  is behind smashed Mumbai billboard

Fourteen people died and at least 74 were injured when a building constructed by his company collapsed during a storm in Mumbai's Ghatkopar on Monday. murder. But the Ego Media director is no stranger to police cases, with more than 20 cases filed against him, including one for rape.

Police said Bhinde ran away and his phone was turned off.

The advertising business owner, who also contested the state elections as an independent candidate from Mulund constituency in 2009, said in his affidavit that 23 seats (four) were registered against him under the Bombay Municipal Corporation Act and the Interim Agreement Act (for bounced cheques). . In January this year, a rape case was registered against him at Mulund police station and a criminal complaint was filed.

Sources said Bhinde received multiple multi-year contracts from Indian Railways and Mumbai city corporation Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) for installation of hoardings and banners and repeatedly violated the rules of both the organisations. He and others in his company were also named as defendants in tree poisoning and injury cases.

The hoarding that appeared at Ghatkopar petrol station on Monday is a 120X120 feet model - so big that it entered the Limca Book of Records - BMC has clarified that posters above 40X40 Big feet will not be allowed. We took action against all crimes in the city. Let's start today. A lawsuit was filed for unauthorized hoarding. There were also complaints that some trees were cut down to display the panels. BMC Director Bhushan Gagrani told reporters that a case has also been filed in this regard. Listen to new song

BMC Additional Commissioner Sudhakar Shinde told NDTV, “BMC wrote to the officials several times and said that we did not give permission to use this song to advance the conspiracy. We were told that we didn't have to nod our heads to ask for multiple bills. The case is currently being heard in the Supreme Court. The investigation will show where the error occurred. BMC's current priority is to take care of the injured. Cover the medical expenses of the injured.