के सभी प्रकाशन Reyansh Arjun . बम्बई , भारत

Mumbai: Razing of the 9-story illegal construction in Pydhonie starts.

MUMBAI: The BMC C Ward Office began demolishing an illegal nine-story building in Pydhonie on Monday. In the past, a former deputy municipal commissioner had been disqualified for failing to take an intervention.

Civic authorities said they had received a notice of eviction from the residents. However, until the moment of the demolition, they continued to relocate out of the construction, stating they had no place to go.

Yusuf Ghulam Mohammad, a ninth-floor resident, said he had bought his apartment by selling off ornaments. "I purchased it for Rs 15 lakh ... and now my wife and three kids have nowhere to go."

Civic authorities said they continued arguing that the construction was illegal. Vinayak Vispute, C Ward's Assistant Municipal Commissioner, said about 90 people reside in the construction. "We had police protection and we started demolition work. A mob of 500 had gathered at the site, but we decided to go ahead and ensure that the action would continue," Vispute said. "We also asked the residents to leave the building, as the action will continue for the next few days."

For now, the BMC has begun demolition action from the top of the building.

Mumbai: Woman arrested for the kidnapping of a minor

MUMBAI: Mankhurd police detained a 30-year-old woman for attempting to kidnap a four-year-old boy on Sunday evening.

The police said Mohammed Shaikh, a scrap dealer, was walking with his daughter close Mhada Colony when a woman came out of the crowd, grabbed the kid and attempted to run away. Shaikh pulled an alarm, and the passersby caught the woman. She was beaten before a police patrol team intervened, and she was taken into prison. The police have confined a woman for kidnapping. They said they were interrogating her if she had been engaged in prior child carrying cases in the area.

Mumbai: Pup with snipped ears, set up for sale, 3 booked.

MUMBAI: A criminal offense has been recorded against three individuals for attempting to sell a male American Bully pupa after carrying out a banned "ear-cropping procedure" on the canine.

One of the accused, Karan Parkar (26), who claims to be a snake rescuer, had sent a message to social media groups along with videos of the puppies put up for sale, said animal activist Vaishali Chawhan, who stumbled upon one of those posts.

The other two listed in the crime are Siddharth Parkar and Leon Dcosta, said Meet Ashar, Peta's chief emergency response officer.

The pupa seems to be less than two months old and underweight, Ashar said. "The eyes of the canine have been roughly cut. It also results from inflammation and infection of the skin after it has been produced to live in unhygienic circumstances."

It is illegal to carry such distressing and acutely painful mutilations on animals, Ashar said. "These activities are performed just to fulfill people's the ear-cropping surgery is performed to offer the pet a "stronger esthetic feel," said Chauhan. "It helps to get a stronger price for selling," she added.hims about how these pets should look ... it's immoral."

The ear-cropping surgery is performed to offer the pet a "stronger aesthetic feel," said Chawhan. "It helps to get a stronger price for selling," she added.

The ear-cropping surgery is performed to offer the pet a "stronger aesthetic feel," said Chawhan. "It helps to get a stronger price for selling," she added.

The puppies ' ears were hit with sheets of tape that might have been put up to avoid the flow of blood, Ashar said.

Namdeo Shinde, the senior police inspector at the Kasturba Marg Police Station, verified that the first information report had been submitted. "The provisions of the Animal Cruelty Act have been enforced," he said.

For now, Chawhan has been fostering the puppies. "The doctor's report lists suture marks on his ears with a thread used for surgery," she said. "Imagine such horrible torture on such a small pup."