Bhayander Land Dispute: 81-Year-Old Man Seeks PM Modi's Intervention, CBI Probe Into Alleged Forgery

Bhayander Land Dispute: 81-Year-Old Man Seeks PM Modi's Intervention, CBI Probe Into Alleged Forgery

An 81-year-old Bhayander resident Asgarali Vohra met Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking intervention and a CBI probe into a land dispute. Vohra alleged forged documents were used in 2011 to divide his 2,810 sq metre property and claimed authorities failed to act. MBMC has scheduled a hearing on September 16.

Kirti KesarkarUpdated: Monday, September 14, 2026, 06:08 PM IST
Bhayander Land Dispute: 81-Year-Old Man Seeks PM Modi's Intervention, CBI Probe Into Alleged Forgery
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Mira-Bhayander: Asgarali Vohra, an 81-year-old former schoolmate of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, met with the Prime Minister to seek direct intervention and a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into a long-standing land dispute in Bhayander.

Allegations of forgery and encroachment

Vohra revealed that in 1989, he legally purchased approximately 2,810 square metres of land located on Navghar Road in Bhayander East via a registered agreement. He claims he never sold or transferred the property. However, in 2011, forged documents were allegedly created in collusion with "Swayam Builders," illegally splitting the land into two portions without his knowledge.

According to Vohra, one portion of the land was shown under the possession of Swayam Builders. The second portion was placed under the possession of "Seven Eleven Constructions" firm allegedly associated with local BJP MLA Narendra Mehta.

Vohra accused the Town Planning Department of the Mira-Bhayander Municipal Corporation (MBMC) of illegally granting construction permissions on his land. He further alleged that the MBMC, revenue department, and local police failed to take action against those responsible for fabricating the documents.

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Legal action and delayed probe

Vohra had registered an FIR regarding the alleged fraud back in 2015, following which the matter went to court. However, he claimed that the CID report in the case was filed only in 2026—a delay of 11 years. Expressing frustration over the slowdown, Vohra alleged that officials might be working under political pressure. He also claimed that contradictory counter-cases were filed against him in 2025 without giving him prior notice or an opportunity to present his defence.

Following Vohra's meeting with the Prime Minister, the local civic administration has taken notice of the matter. A formal hearing has been scheduled for September 16, and representatives of the concerned construction companies have been directed to remain present.

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