Modi's schoolmate wins battle for land with BJP MLA's firm
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A land dispute involving BJP MLA Narendra Mehta’s Seven Eleven trust in Mira-Bhayandar has taken a new turn after the company surrendered its MBMC building permit amid allegations of encroachment. The move followed complainant Asgar Ali Vhora’s meeting with PM Modi. The firm also sought withdrawal of an FIR against Vhora, citing a settlement over the land.BJP MLA Narendra Mehta-linked Seven Eleven Constructions has surrendered its construction permission for a disputed plot in Bhayandar East, days after land claimant Asgar Ali Vora met PM Modi seeking intervention and a CBI probe. The firm cited the ownership dispute and sought a fee refund, while Mehta said the matter has been resolved.
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Wed, 16 September 2026
4 reports- rediff.com05:08first to report
An 81-year-old man, Asgarali Vohra, who claims to be a schoolmate of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has found relief in a long-standing land dispute. After Vohra met PM Modi to appeal for a CBI probe, a firm linked to a BJP MLA, Seven Eleven Construction, backed down, surrendering its construction permit and withdrawing a police complaint against Vohra. The dispute involved a prime plot in Palghar district that Vohra bought in 1989, which he alleged was encroached upon by two firms.
- rediff.com05:08
An 81-year-old man, Asgarali Vohra, who claims to be a schoolmate of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has found relief in a long-standing land dispute. After Vohra met PM Modi to appeal for a CBI probe, a firm linked to a BJP MLA, Seven Eleven Construction, backed down, surrendering its construction permit and withdrawing a police complaint against Vohra. The dispute involved a prime plot in Palghar district that Vohra bought in 1989, which he alleged was encroached upon by two firms.
- freepressjournal.in05:20edited after publishing
BJP MLA Narendra Mehta-linked Seven Eleven Constructions has surrendered its construction permission for a disputed plot in Bhayandar East, days after land claimant Asgar Ali Vora met PM Modi seeking intervention and a CBI probe. The firm cited the ownership dispute and sought a fee refund, while Mehta said the matter has been resolved.
- Times of India18:20
Mira-Bhayander Municipal Corporation cancelled construction permission for Seven Eleven company. An additional tehsildar ruled against Seven Eleven and other respondents in a petition. This order is expected to clear the way for Vohra’s name in land records. BJP MLA Narendra Mehta announced relinquishing possession of the disputed land. Mehta stated the land was sold through duly registered transactions.
Tue, 22 September 2026
1 report- Times of India02:03
Asgar Ali Vora struggles to regain his land after a developer relinquished possession. He had purchased the property in 1989 and alleged developers took possession in 2011. After meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, one developer relinquished the land. However, another developer allegedly continues to retain possession of the property. Police have registered a non-cognisable offence against the involved developers.