Meera Bhainder: New twist in land dispute as Seven Eleven Construction surrenders construction permit and also demands withdrawal of FIR.

Mira Bhainder, September 16 2026 | City News Mumbai

Mira Bhainder Municipal Corporation’s Navghar land dispute has been fully disclosed by Seven Eleven Construction Pvt. Ltd. through a press note and official letters. The company, while publishing the complete transaction history of the disputed land, announced a major decision by its director Prashant Keluskar. Asgar Ali Vohra recently met the Prime Minister, leveled serious accusations and demanded a CBI probe, after which this outcome emerged.

**Complete History of the Land**

Land: Mauje Navghar, Old Survey No. 240, New Survey No. 185, Part No. 6, total area 2,810 sq m.
Original owners: Renol Peter Lobo and 5 others; they sold this land to Ajgar Ali Vora on 14/03/1989.
In a second sale, Renol Peter Lobo and the same 5 parties sold the same land again to Self Developers under Document No. 1162/2011 (01/02/2011).
The then village accountant recorded Self Developers’ name on 7/12 via Modification No. 1787 (09/11/2012).

**Court Cases and New Title**

Ajgar Ali Vora filed claim No. 946/2011 against Self Developers in Thane Civil Court, which was dismissed on January 16 2026.
Meanwhile, Joseph Fernandes’s heir Marwin Joseph Fernandes filed claim No. 337/2014 asserting a 50 % right in the land, which the court approved and granted as inheritance rights.
Following that order, Marwin Joseph Fernandes’s name was entered on 7/12 via Modification No. 2305 (01/11/2014).
- Marwin transferred his 50 % right to Mukesh Parekh through a registered total ownership document (Doc No. 4-3209/2015, dated 15/06/2015).

**Entry of Seven Eleven Construction**

Seven Eleven Construction purchased 1,405 sq m of land (50 % of the total land — Survey 240/6B) from Mukesh Parekh and Marwin Joseph Fernandes under Document No. 4/6807/2019 (13/06/2019).
The land was split into two parts — 240/6A (in the name of Renol Peter Lobo and others) and 240/6B (in the name of Marwin Joseph Fernandes) — with Seven Eleven Construction acquiring 240/6B.
For this 240/6B parcel, the company obtained a construction permit from the Mira Bhainder Municipal Corporation’s Urban Planning Department (No. MBMC/B/2026/APL/00462, dated 17/04/2026).

**Why the Major Step Now?**

Due to ongoing disputes and complaints over the land, the company cancelled the 240/6B transaction and returned the land to Mukesh Parekh and Marwin Joseph Fernandes.
Consequently, the company sent a letter to the Urban Planning Department on September 15 2026 surrendering the construction permit and demanding a refund of the deposit fee.
It also sent a letter to the Police Commissioner’s Office (Mira Bhainder Vasai‑Virar) on September 13 2026 requesting withdrawal of FIR No. 0593 (dated 12/12/2025 — complaint of trespassing/unauthorised entry lodged against Ajgar Ali Vora and Ajay Dhoka alias Aju), stating that a mutual settlement has now been reached.
- A meeting was held with Ajgar Ali Vora to share full details of the case.

**Company’s Explicit Claim**

Seven Eleven Construction Pvt. Ltd. now has no interest in Survey No. 240/6B or any land related to Ajgar Ali Vora. The company asserts that it has not misled or defrauded anyone — all information provided is true and accurate.

**Final Position**

The ultimate legal status of the land’s ownership, documents, court orders and FIR will depend on government records and judicial rulings.