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MUMBAIMUMBAI | SATURDAY | MAY 29, 2021

4 MUMBAI: With the addition of 822 new coronaviruscases, the infection count in Thane district ofMaharashtra rose to 5,13,548, an official said onFriday. The new cases were reported on Thursday, he

said. The death toll in the district rose to 9,061 after52 more patients succumbed to the infection, theofficial said. The mortality rate stood at 1.76 percent, he added.

Thane district reports 822 new COVID-19 cases, 52 deaths

LIFELINE REQUEST

‘Allow folks staying in MMR, withtwo vax shots to travel on trains’

SHASHANK RAOshashank.rao@fpjindia.co.in

With the state governmentthinking of easing restric-tions from June, the rail-way passenger associationsare demanding that at leastpeople staying in Mumbai’sMetropolitan Region(MMR) should be allowed totravel on local trains. Theyhave also suggested thatpeople who have taken twovaccination shots and havea valid certificate should beallowed on trains. These areapart from those peopleworking on essential duties. At present people staying

in far off places in MMR,like on Thane-Kalyan-Kar-jat/Kasara route on theCentral Railway and Bori-vali-Virar-Dahanu on West-ern Railway face a tough

time travelling. This is thesame for those on essentialduties. According to therailway authorities, thereare people who travel ille-gally without valid ID proofand fake IDs, for work de-spite being disallowed. The passenger associa-

tions claim that one of thebiggest reasons is that thelivelihood of people are se-verely hit. In a letter to

Chief Minister UddhavThackeray, the commuterbody Federation of Subur-ban Railway Passengers As-sociation has said that the‘Break the Chain’ formulais frustrating for those liv-ing beyond Kalyan. “Wehave approached both theIndian Railways and Maha-rashtra government urgingthem to allow at least thosewho stay beyond Kalyan in

MMR, to travel in localtrains from June. We havebeen suggesting them to gofor staggered office timing,which shall ease the situa-tion,” said its presidentNandkumar Deshmukh. The local trains (aka life-

line) is the only mode oftransport for people and therailways have been catchingfor ticketless travel and with-out valid documents everyday. “The railways shouldgive travel authority and is-sue daily tickets to those whoproduce vaccination certifi-cates of both doses,” saidShailesh Goyal, memberZonal Railway Users Consul-tative Committee. The passenger associa-

tions state that they shouldalso include few riders onthis, like people who com-plete the second dosage

should wait for 15-17 daysbefore travel; certificatesshould be kept handy at alltimes etc. At present theCentral and Western Rail-ways together are ferrying16-20 lakh people on essen-tial duties everyday whichis over 20 per cent. “How long will railways

and the state governmentprevent people from usingthe trains. There is a needto allow people staying infar suburbs to be allowed totravel in local trains. Therailways should innovatethe methods of train travel,access control, create quotasystems with limited tick-ets per hour and run trainservices as per peak/non-peak hours,” said SiddeshDesai, vice-president of theMumbai Rail PravasiSangh.

SWEETY ADIMULAMsweety.adimulam@fpj.co.in

Actor Amitabh Bachchanhas bought a luxury duplexproperty with a carpet areaof 5,184 square feet for anamount of Rs 31 crore in aproject named Atlantis lo-cated at New Link Road,Andheri West, by developerCrystal Pride.According to the property

registration documents ac-cessed by Zapkey.com, thenew property is located onthe 27th and 28th floors ofthe highrise. Also, the prop-erty comes with six mecha-nised car parking spaces forthe homebuyer. The Free Press Journal

also reviewed the copy of theregistration documents,which showed thatBachchan bought the proper-ty on December 31, 2020, andregistered it in April 2021. For the said property, the

actor paid a stamp duty ofRs 62 lakh, which is 2 per-cent of Rs 31 crore, takingadvantage of Maharashtragovernment’s stamp dutyconcession of 2 percentvalid till December 31, 2020.According to real estate bro-

kers dealing in the area, theper sq ft value of the proper-ty works out to around Rs60,000.The Maharashtra Govern-

ment, in a bid to provide amuch-needed push to thereal estate sector and en-courage homebuyers to con-tinue buying property in thepandemic, had offered astamp duty waiver. Underthis scheme, homebuyershad availed 2 percent stampduty offer till December2020, and later 3 percent tillMarch 2021. However, thegovernment did not extendthe offer despite appeals bydevelopers and representa-tives from the real estate sec-tor. Now homebuyers have topay 5 percent stamp duty onany property purchase.

Sandeep Reddy, co-founderof Zapkey.com, said, "Thepandemic has given a boostto sales of luxury apart-ments and a lot of celebri-ties and businessmen havebought houses to take ad-vantage of the pandemic-ledprice correction and stampduty reduction."According to registration

documents accessed by Zap-key.com, actress SunnyLeone had bought a flat onthe 12th floor in the sameproject for Rs 16 crore onMarch 28, 2021. Bollywooddirector and producerAanand L Rai had alsobought a duplex apartmenton the 27th and 28th floorwith his wife Yogita AanandRaisinghani for Rs 25.3 crorein the same property.

Builder Lakdawala held in Khandala land grab case

SOMENDRA SHARMA somendra.sharma@fpj.co.in

The Enforcement Direc-torate (ED) officials on Fri-day arrested developerYusuf Lakdawala in con-nection with the land grabcase of Khandala. Lak-dawala was grilled by theED sleuths on Thursday forseveral hours after which he was placed underarrest. Lakdawala was arrested on

a lookout notice issued byMumbai Economic OffencesWing (EOW) at Ahmedabadairport while he was flying toLondon for treatment in

April 2019. Lakdawala and his associ-

ate, Mohan R Nair, werebooked on the complaint ofJitendra Badgujar, sub-reg-istrar of Maval taluka, forallegedly usurping 4.38

acres of plot, belonging toan erstwhile HyderabadNawab, in Khandala. Lak-dawala was later grantedbail in the said case. Since the alleged crime had

occurred at the office of sub-registrar office at the Old Cus-toms House at Ballard Estatein south Mumbai, the first in-formation report was lodgedby MRA Marg police on April4 and the case was then latertransferred to the EOW forfurther investigation.Later, based on EOW case,

the ED also registered a mon-ey laundering case againstLakdawala in connection tothe Khandala land grab.

Three arrested for mobilesnatching and bike thefts

STAFF REPORTER Mumbai

The Aarey Police have ar-rested three repeat offendersfor chain and mobile snatch-ing and other petty crimes.The main accused aspired tobe a 'number one chain-snatcher in the city'. The accused were appre-

hended by a patrolling teamwhen they were found suspi-ciously moving in Goregaon(E). According to police, on May

24, when a patrolling teamwas on duty and saw twomen riding a two wheeler,moving around suspiciously,

and intercepted them. Uponinterception, they tried toflee and were caught after abrief chase. They werebrought to the Aarey policestation. During the interrogation,

they revealed that they werea part of a series of chain

snatching and bike thefts,who had also stolen the mo-torcycle they were riding on.During the probe, they alsosaid that they had anotheraccomplice, who too was ap-prehended soon. The arrested trio were iden-

tified as Aarif Khaatik, 19,Raghav Chavan, 19 and Ab-dulrab Khan, 21.Police probe revealed that

Aarif aspired to become anumber one mobile snatcherand had committed at least 15similar offences in the subur-ban parts of the city. Policehave seized 3 bikes and 14mobile from them valued atRs 3,20,000.

Passenger associations highlight travel and economic woes ofpeople living in far flung places to State govt and Railways

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BRIEF SHORT NOTICE INVITINGON LINE TENDER FOR FIXING RATECONTRACT FOR SUPPLY OF Cl. AIRVALVES FOR THE YEAR 2021-22

GWSSB invites online tender through e-tendering for Manufacture,Supply & Delivery of C.l. Air Valves (15 to 200 mm Dia.) only fromApproved vendors of GWSSB as per new vendor Selection policy ason last date of online Bid submission. Interested bidder who wish toparticipate in above tender may view the detailed tender notice & download the Tender documents at free of cost from website.https://www.nprocure.comThe last date of submission of online tender is 1-7-2021.

INF/272/21-22

GUJARAT WATER SUPPLY &SEWERAGE BOARD

SECTOR-10/A, GANDHINAGAR

E-tenders are invited on behalf of the Commissioner, NMC, from theSuperintending Engineer (Mech.) NMC for following works.

Sr.No. Name Of Work Estimated

Cost Rs.E tender fee

(Rs)1. Supply Alumina Ferric Liquid Alum

to various Water Treatment Plant of Nashik Municipal Corporation.

1,41,60,000 /-1,000 + 180(GST 18%)

+ 90/-

Note :1) Detailed Tender will be available on our website www.mahatenders.gov.in2) E Tender sale and submission from 01.06.2021 to 15.06.2021 at 15.00 hrs.3) If possible E tender will be opened on 16.06.2021

Engineer (Mechanical) After 15.00 hrs4) The Commissioner, Nashik Municipal Corporation, Nashik reserves the right

Sd/-Superintending Engineer (Mech.)

Nashik Municipal Corporation

Nashik Municipal Corporation3rd Floor, Rajiv Gandhi Bhavan, Sharanpur Road, Nashik - 422 002

Water Supply Mechanical DepartmentE-TENDER NOTICE NO - 06 /2021-2022

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The new property islocated on the 27thand 28th floors ofthe highrise. Also,the property comeswith six mechanisedcar parking spacesfor the homebuyer

Lakdawala and hisassociate were

booked for allegedlyusurping 4.38 acresof plot in Khandala,

belonging to anerstwhile Hyderabad

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Over 18,000 cases of lockdown violationsSTAFF REPORTER / Mumbai

Over 18,000 cases of lockdownviolations were registered byMumbai police since April 5when it decided strictimplementation of lockdowndue to rising number of COVID-19 cases in the city. On Thursday, they registeredtotal of 299 offences undersection 188 (disobeying publicservant's order) of IPC taking thetotal number of offencesregistered since April 5 to18,054. On Thursday, they registered106 cases against shop ownersfor flouting norms. The shopsthat fall under essentialcategories have been allowed to

remain open till 11 in themorning. Those shops foundopen beyond the stipulated timeperiod and those open withoutpermission were booked underthe said section. Apart from this, 104 peoplehave been booked for loiteringwithout a valid reason and 47others were booked for notwearing masks, besides, 29cases of crowding at publicplaces registered on Thursday.