Mumbai: Activists on Tuesday demanded stern action against civic officials. Incidentally, several letters being released by both
BMC and MHADA post the collapse show that the two agencies had their sights on Kesarbai building but failed to do much, said activists. However, the BMC letter also stated that it would not
be responsible for any mishap that befalls Kesarbai Building. The building was the one behind Kesarbai, the latter having been emptied much earlier due to to its dilapidated condition.
RTI activist Anil Galgali, who had launched a campaign to protect those residing on dangerous hills in the metropolis, demanded the constitution of a task force.
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