Does Mannat’s renewal of Shah Rukh Khan violate the law? The activist alleges the actor to commit fraud

The famous Mumbai residence by Shah Rukh Khan, Mannat, is scheduled for the main renovations this summer. The actor, together with his family, will temporarily move from the iconic Bandra property to give way to construction and extension work, according to reports.

However, the project has found a setback. An activist has expressed concerns about possible violations in renewal plans and has asked the National Green Court (NGT) to intervene and stop work.

On Monday, Bar & Bench reported that social activist Santosh Doundkar has filed a complaint with the National Green Court (NGT), claiming that Shah Rukh Khan and the Management Authority of the Coastal Zone of Maharashtra (Mczma) violated the regulations while obtaining the elimination of the coastal regulation zone (CRZ) necessary for the renewals in Mannat. Bungalow is classified as a grade III heritage building, which means that any alteration of its structure requires that appropriate permits be granted first.

The report also states that Shah Rukh Khan intends to expand his six -story bungalow adding two additional floors. The petition also accuses Shah Rukh of fraudulent activity, claiming that he merged 12 floors from a room, originally designated for mass homes, in a single residence for his family.

The NGT has now ordered Daundkar to provide evidence to support his accusations. The Bank, composed of the judicial member Dineh Kumar Singh and the expert member Vijay Kulkarni, said: “If the apoponent of which he has committed a violation of the previous procedure has committed some previous violation or the Mczma, which cannot be presented by the appeal specifically with the evidence that, in four weeks, that it is not yielded to the option, the option will not be returned of the appeal of the authorization of the Court of the Court of the Court of the Court of the Court. The NGT will hear the case again on April 23.