Campa Cola Society: Officials disconnect water, gas and electricity supply

Updated - June 23, 2014 at 04:04 PM.

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The Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai that started work at 11 am will continue with it till sunset on June 23, 2014.
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The residents, following the intervention of Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan, had on June 22, 2014, apologised to the civic body for the inconvenience caused to them.
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The residents had petitioned to President Pranab Mukherjee, requesting him to stay the demolition of the illegal flats on “humanitarian grounds.”
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The Supreme Court had on June 3 dismissed the plea of the residents of the illegal flats against an earlier order asking them to vacate their apartments by May 31.
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Civic authorities cut power supply to the Campa Cola society residents.
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BL 23-6-2014 MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA: Civic officials to disconnect electricity supply to 96 illegal flats at Campa Cola Compound in Mumbai on Monday. Pic by SHASHI ASHIWAL
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BL 23-6-2014 MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA: BMC worker to disconnect water supply to 96 illegal flats at Campa Cola Compound in Mumbai on Monday. Pic by SHASHI ASHIWAL
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BL 23-6-2014 MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA: BMC worker to disconnect water supply to 96 illegal flats at Campa Cola Compound in Mumbai on Monday. Pic by SHASHI ASHIWAL
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After three days of stiff resistance, the residents of Campa Cola compound in south Mumbai today opened the gates of their compound, letting in civic officials to disconnect water, gas and electricity supply to 96 illegal flats in the plush complex.

Text: PTI Photos: Shashi Ashiwal

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