BMC officials reach Campa Cola housing society to cut electricity supply.
Bringing an end to a three day stand-off, the residents of Mumbai's Campa Cola housing society on Monday finally gave in to the Supreme Court's orders and allowed the BMC officials to enter the premises and disconnect electricity, water and gas pipeline connections.
The breakthrough came after an hour-long meeting with Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan. The residents claim that Chavan has assured them that their interests would be protected within the framework of the law. They were also given the assurance that there would be no demolition during the monsoon season.
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Bringing an end to a three day stand-off, the residents of Mumbai's Campa Cola housing society on Monday finally gave in to the Supreme Court's orders and allowed the BMC officials to enter the premises and disconnect electricity, water and gas pipeline connections.
The breakthrough came after an hour-long meeting with Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan. The residents claim that Chavan has assured them that their interests would be protected within the framework of the law. They were also given the assurance that there would be no demolition during the monsoon season.
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