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The Supreme Court’s action against BMC officials raises a pertinent question: Where is accountability? At Teachers Colony, Bandra (East), the digital LED hoarding reportedly continues operating despite revocation of BMC & Traffic Police NOCs and the City Civil Court dismissing the advertiser’s Notice of Motion. Who is allowing this to continue? We demand @MSRDC_official @MSRDCLtd immediate disconnection and removal, action against those responsible, and a written BMC Action Taken Report within 48 hours, specifying enforcement steps, accountable officers and a firm removal deadline. Court orders and revoked permissions cannot be ignored. Public safety over commercial interests! @mybmc @MumbaiPolice @CPMumbaiPolice @MTPHereToHelp @AshwiniBhide @richapintoi #Mumbai #BMC #Accountability

48-HOUR DEADLINE: BMC MUST ENFORCE ITS REJECTION ORDER – LED HOARDING STILL OPERATIONAL IN POWAI! @mybmc @AshwiniBhide @CMOMaharashtra @MTPHereToHelp A 30’ × 30’ LED advertising hoarding belonging to M/s. Skylite Advertising (Permit No. 790832243) at Tej Co-operative HSG Society, Plot No. 101, JVLR, Powai, continues to display advertisements despite BMC’s Rejection Order No. DMC/Spl/Rejection 25-26/488 dated 03.09.2026. More seriously, BMC’s own official correspondence dated 18.09.2026 records that the advertiser sought a review instead of filing an appeal and had not paid the prescribed appeal fee. A review request cannot automatically be treated as a stay of the rejection order. BMC must clarify whether any competent authority has subsequently stayed, modified or set aside that order. Under Sections 328 and 328A of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888, outdoor advertisements are subject to statutory regulation and the applicable municipal permissions. @WelspunWorld @welspun_group hereby demand the following within 48 HOURS of this public complaint: Conduct an immediate site inspection and verify the current validity of the hoarding permission. Confirm in writing whether any valid permission or judicial/administrative stay currently authorises the continued display. If no valid authority exists, immediately initiate enforcement action in accordance with law, including stoppage of the display and removal of the structure wherever legally warranted. Examine the complete file, noting sheets and subsequent correspondence to establish how the hoarding continues to operate after rejection. Fix accountability for any established administrative lapse and provide a written Action Taken Report. THE KEY QUESTION TO BMC: If permission has been rejected, under what legal authority is this LED hoarding continuing to display commercial advertisements? A rejection order must not become ineffective through administrative inaction. 48 HOURS FOR A FORMAL RESPONSE AND ENFORCEMENT ACTION. #BMC #MCGM #Mumbai #Powai #JVLR #IllegalHoarding #LEDHoarding #SkyliteAdvertising #Transparency #Accountability

@mybmc @mybmcWardHE @AshwiniBhide A massive illuminated @CaratLane CARATLANE commercial hoarding has been installed on an under-construction site near Western Express Highway, Bandra East. Violation of Sections 328A and 471 of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888, and applicable BMC Outdoor Advertisement Policy provisions, must be investigated. Demand immediate inspection, verification of municipal permissions and structural safety certificates, and removal of the hoarding if found unauthorised. Who permitted this commercial exploitation of an under-construction site? BMC must act immediately! @CaratLane No commercial exploitation of under-construction structures at the cost of public safety! #IllegalHoardings #BandraEast #BMC #PublicSafety #Mumbai

COURT REJECTS INJUNCTION PLEA — WHY ARE BANDRA’S TEACHERS COLONY LED HOARDINGS STILL OPERATING? On 26 October 2026, the Dindoshi City Civil Court dismissed Proactive In & Out Advertising Pvt. Ltd.’s Notice of Motion seeking an injunction against enforcement action concerning the LED hoardings at Teachers Colony, Bandra (East). The Court recorded public-safety concerns, noted the revocation of the Traffic Police NOC, and observed that the advertiser had not challenged BMC’s letter dated 19 June 2026 directing advertisements to stop and the iron structures to be removed. Yet, photographs dated 29 October 2026 show the LED displays operating. OUR SPECIFIC DEMANDS TO BMC @mybmc @AshwiniBhide & @MTPHereToHelp @MumbaiPolice MUMBAI TRAFFIC POLICE: Immediately inspect the site and record the continued operation of all three displays. Enforce the applicable stop-display directions and take lawful steps to remove the structures, subject to any operative court order. Explain the delay and publish an Action Taken Report identifying the action taken and the responsible authorities. A DIRECT QUESTION TO @GeminiApp GOOGLE GEMINI, @reliancejio JIO AND @applepay APPLE PAY: Are your advertisements being displayed on these LED structures? If so, what due diligence was undertaken to verify the legality of the advertising sites before using them? Reputed brands deserve transparency. Public safety and compliance with the law must come first. Who will take responsibility? @mybmc @MumbaiPolice @CMOMaharashtra @mayor_mumbai #BandraEast #GoogleGemini #Jio #ApplePay #PublicSafety #mumbainews

@PMOIndia @MEAIndia @cgidubai @emirates @Shetnews @LSIAirport @ShetIslandsCll @shetlandtimes We have been at Sumburgh Airport Shetland since 10:00 AM regarding our disrupted/cancelled return journey to Mumbai. The loganair airline staff at the airport are telling us that Emirates is not responding to them, and therefore they are unable to provide us any clear information or assistance. We are stranded and have been waiting for hours without proper communication or a confirmed alternative arrangement like food and water Request @rashtrapatibhvn @MEAIndia and @cgidubai to kindly intervene and assist us with @emirates for immediate clarification, alternative travel arrangements with immediate effect @10DowningStreet @HCI_London ✈️🇮🇳

@mybmc @AshwiniBhide @CMOMaharashtra Urgent intervention requested regarding LED Hoarding Permit No. 790832243 of M/s. Skylite Advertising. BMC issued a rejection order dated 03/09/2026. The Sr. Inspector’s note dated 18/09/2026 records that the advertiser sought “review” instead of appeal and had not paid the prescribed fee. Despite this, no effective action appears to have been taken. My RTI dated 10/09/2026 seeking the complete file, noting sheets and action taken has also not been answered. Why is the rejected hoarding being given further consideration? Please investigate the role of concerned officers, including DMC (Special) Superintendent of Licence and Licence Officer @mybmcWardS preserve the complete file, provide the RTI information and take immediate action strictly as per the BMC Act and Advertisement Policy. @VarshaEGaikwad @AUThackeray @rautsanjay61 Please investigate and issue an Action Taken Report.

@emirates journey on 22 Sept 2026 was seriously disrupted, causing a missed onward connection and significant inconvenience. baggage was also delayed for 5 days, forcing me to incur essential expenses. request Emirates to urgently process my flight disruption, missed-connection and delayed-baggage compensation claim and reimburse my eligible expenses.

@mybmcWardRC @mybmc @AshwiniBhide @MumbaiPolice @CPMumbaiPolice Urgent intervention requested at Shree Mangalam CHS, Kulupwadi Road, Borivali East. Despite BMC’s letter dated 24.06.2026 regarding a proposed 40’×40’ LED hoarding, erection/construction work is continuing, reportedly throughout the night. Please immediately stop the work, inspect the site, verify all permissions and structural/safety compliances, and take action if any violation is found. I also request an independent inquiry into the conduct of concerned officials, including BMC License Officer Mr. Javle, and whether any undue favour or improper consideration has influenced enforcement. CCTV/site records and inspection records may kindly be preserved and examined. Transparency and public safety cannot be compromised. #BMC #Mumbai #Hoarding #Borivali #Kulupwadi #PublicSafety BMC’s 2025 outdoor-advertisement policy states that advertisement permission does not automatically legitimise or regularise the underlying structure, and hoardings require compliance with applicable permissions and rules.

SERIOUS PUBLIC SAFETY CONCERN | NESCO SKYwalk, Mumbai @mybmc @mybmcWardPS @MTPHereToHelp @MumbaiPolice The banner installed on the NESCO Skywalk/FOB requires immediate safety and permission verification. A few months ago, the same skywalk shed/roofing was damaged/destroyed during strong winds. In view of this history, the present banner installation deserves urgent inspection. ⚠️ If the banner or its supporting structure falls on a pedestrian or vehicle, who will be responsible? I request @AshwiniBhide to: ➡️ Immediately inspect the banner and its fixing ➡️ Verify all permissions, licence and structural safety documents ➡️ Remove it immediately if found unauthorised or unsafe ➡️ Fix responsibility as per law if any violation is established ➡️ Conduct an inspection under the supervision of DMC (Special) Mr. Vispute and SL In-charge Mr. Kate, and place the action taken on record. This is a request for preventive action and accountability not an allegation against any individual. Public safety must come before advertising revenue. Act before an accident, not after one. #NESCO #Skywalk #FOB #BMC #PublicSafety #Mumbai #Accountability #IllegalHoarding

🚨 SERIOUS PUBLIC SAFETY CONCERN – BORIVALI ANNEX MALL @AshwiniBhide After the major fire incident, shocking photographs now show renovation/restaurant work has once again started inside the premises. If this work is being carried out without valid BMC, Fire Brigade and other statutory permissions, it must be stopped immediately. @mybmc @myBMCFire @MumbaiPolice @mybmcWardRC Demand immediate STOP-WORK action, inspection and sealing of the premises if violations are found. Verify Fire NOC, Health/Trade Licence, electrical & structural safety and all operational permissions before allowing any activity. Who permitted the work to restart after such a serious incident? Public safety cannot be compromised again. #Borivali #AnnexMall #FireSafety #BMC #MumbaiFireBrigade #MumbaiPolice #PublicSafety – at Mumbai, India

Attention @CMOMaharashtra @mieknathshinde @SunetraA_Pawar Digital LED hoarding at Teachers Colony, Bandra East, Western Express Highway, Mumbai continues to operate despite information received under RTI Act, 2005 stating that the Traffic Police Department has revoked the LED display licence/NOC and directed stoppage of advertisements & removal of the structure. If permission/NOC has been withdrawn by the competent authority, continuation of operation raises serious questions regarding compliance with licence conditions, traffic safety norms & public safety, especially on a busy highway. Request Joint CP Traffic Mumbai to kindly clarify why enforcement action has not been taken till date and direct immediate inspection/action as per law against any violation. Public safety must prevail over commercial interest. #RoadSafety #MumbaiTraffic #RTI #PublicSafety #RuleOfLaw – at Mumbai, India

Hon’ble Dy. CM @mieknathshinde ji, despite your clear directions to remove all illegal hoardings and banners, the unauthorized hoardings/gantries on the MMRDA FOBs at Kala Nagar, Bandra (E), continue to remain in place. @AshwiniBhide @MMRDAOfficial @MMRDA_TWEET My RTI response from MMRDA states that no permission has been granted for hoardings on the Kala Nagar FOB. If that is the position, why have these structures not yet been removed? I respectfully urge @mybmc Ward H/E, MMRDA and all concerned authorities to implement your directions immediately. Public safety cannot wait. Delayed enforcement may expose commuters to avoidable risks, especially during the monsoon. @HOHExclusive @N_Hiranandani Please act before another tragedy—not after one. #RemoveIllegalHoardings #RemoveIllegalGantries #KalaNagar #Powai #MMRDA #BMC #Mumbai #PublicSafety #MonsoonSafety #Article21 – at Mumbai, India

I respect everyone’s right to express their views, but personal allegations should be avoided. My only question is about transparency and equal treatment: @rashtrapatibhvn @PMOIndia @AmitShah @AmitShahOffice @CMOMaharashtra @DGPMaharashtra , kindly clarify on what basis security has been provided to @abhijeet_dipke, whether there is an official threat assessment, and who bears the cost of this security. Many citizens, activists and RTI activists facing genuine threats have also sought protection. The Government should ensure that security is provided strictly on the basis of assessed threat and applicable rules, without favour or discrimination. Transparency will help maintain public trust. 🙏 @mid_waytimes @RTIOfficiel @RTI_info

Hon’ble @AshwiniBhide @mybmc, this office displays two separate nameplates for the same Assistant Commissioner. Could the Corporation clarify the administrative necessity and whether any BMC circular or policy provides for such duplication? If both serve the same purpose, was public expenditure justified in keeping two nameplates? Transparency in the use of municipal funds strengthens public confidence. – at Mumbai, India

Hon’ble Dy. CM @mieknathshinde ji, despite your clear directions to remove all illegal hoardings and banners, illegal hoardings and gantries are still standing on the MMRDA FOBs at Kala Nagar, Bandra (E), and Powai. These structures continue to pose a serious risk to commuters, especially during the monsoon. If they are unauthorized, every day they remain in place increases the potential safety risk. I respectfully urge @MMRDAOfficial @MMRDA_TWEET MMRDA and @mybmc @mybmcWardHE @mybmcWardS the concerned authorities to implement your directions without delay and remove all unauthorized hoardings and gantries immediately, before any avoidable incident occurs. @Zoho @RustomjeeSpaces @oberoirealty #RemoveIllegalHoardings #RemoveIllegalGantries #MMRDA #KalaNagar #Powai #Mumbai #PublicSafety #MonsoonSafety #RightToLife #Article21 – at Mumbai, India

@mybmc @mybmcWardKW @MumbaiPolice @MTPHereToHelp @MumbaiFire @CollectorMsd Serious public safety concern at CTS No.1052, Govt. of Maharashtra Revenue Open Land, Juhu, Mumbai. As per BMC DMC (Special) order dated 12/03/2025, M/s R.S. Outdoor was directed to remove 04 illuminated hoardings (40 ft x 40 ft) bearing permit Nos. 761136858, 761113475, 761113492 & 761136885 after Fire Brigade informed that the land is reserved/required for development of a Fire Station and possession process was initiated. Despite the official removal directions, the hoardings appear to continue to be operational. Authorities are requested to verify compliance and take immediate action as per: • Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888 provisions relating to unauthorised structures/advertisements • Maharashtra Fire Prevention & Life Safety Measures Act, 2006 • BMC Outdoor Advertisement Policy & permit conditions • Disaster Management Act principles regarding public safety After the tragic Ghatkopar hoarding collapse, safety warnings cannot be ignored. Who will be responsible if any incident occurs? Request @AshwiniBhide @CMOMaharashtra to order urgent inspection, removal action if violations are found, and fix accountability for delay. Public safety must come before advertisement revenue. – at Mumbai, India

Attention @MumbaiPolice @MTPHereToHelp @HSPMaharashtra @CPMumbaiPolice @mybmcWardHE Digital LED hoarding at Teachers Colony, Bandra East, Western Express Highway, Mumbai continues to operate despite information received under RTI Act, 2005 stating that the Traffic Police Department has revoked the LED display licence/NOC and directed stoppage of advertisements & removal of the structure. If permission/NOC has been withdrawn by the competent authority, continuation of operation raises serious questions regarding compliance with licence conditions, traffic safety norms & public safety, especially on a busy highway. Request Joint CP Traffic Mumbai to kindly clarify why enforcement action has not been taken till date and direct immediate inspection/action as per law against any violation. Public safety must prevail over commercial interest. #RoadSafety #MumbaiTraffic #RTI #PublicSafety #RuleOfLaw – at Mumbai, India

@mybmc @mybmcWardC @AshwiniBhide @mybmcSWM Urgent complaint regarding overflowing drainage chamber at 31-Vijaywadi, Ground Floor, Dr. Nagindas N. Shah Marg, Chira Bazar, Mumbai-400002. Dirty drainage water is overflowing, creating unhygienic conditions, foul smell & serious health risk to residents. During monsoon such negligence may lead to waterborne diseases. Request concerned BMC Sewerage/Maintenance Dept to inspect & clean the chamber immediately and provide a permanent solution. – at Mumbai, India

@mybmc @mybmcWardKW @AshwiniBhide @CMOMaharashtra @Dev_Fadnavis Serious complaint regarding approval of a huge hoarding structure at Sahakar Nagar CHSL Federation Garden, Andheri West Mumbai. As per available property records/property card, the ground/location where this hoarding structure is erected does not appear to be reflected on the society’s property card and conveyance process/details require verification. How was permission granted without verifying ownership/title documents, society rights, land records, and mandatory NOCs? Such a massive structure near buildings and public movement areas raises serious concerns regarding public safety, especially after past hoarding incidents in Mumbai. Request @mybmc @mybmcwardKW to immediately: Re-verify land ownership & conveyance documents Publish certified copies of hoarding permission, structural stability certificate & NOCs Conduct site inspection and stop/remove the structure if any violation is found Public safety cannot be compromised. Accountability of officials who approved without proper verification must be fixed. @MumbaiPolice @MTPHereToHelp @MahaDGIPR @MCGMConstPermit #Mumbai #BMC #PublicSafety #IllegalHoarding #AndheriWest – at Mumbai, India

Dear @Wangchuk66 ji, respectfully requesting you to reconsider and end your hunger strike in the interest of your health and well-being. Your voice and contribution are valuable for society. Hope all concerns are resolved through constructive dialogue with the Government. Also, it is important that genuine public movements remain independent and are not misused by anyone for personal or political interests. We have seen in the past how respected social movements, including those led by Shri Anna Hazare ji, became part of wider political debates. Wishing for a positive solution through discussion and democratic process. 🙏 – at Mumbai, India