MUMBAI: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has initiated a crackdown on commercial establishments and real estate developers for non-payment of property tax. Among the properties affected, 18 buildings owned by DBS Realty have been seized.
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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is the administrative body responsible for the civic infrastructure and health services of the city of Mumbai, India. It is one of the largest municipal governing bodies in India, ensuring the maintenance of public health, sanitation, and urban infrastructure.
The BMC seized 18 buildings from DBS Realty due to the company's non-payment of property tax. The outstanding dues amounted to crores of rupees, and the BMC has initiated this crackdown to ensure compliance and fund public infrastructure.
DBS Realty can challenge the BMC's decision in court. However, the legal process is likely to be lengthy, and the company will face the challenge of maintaining its operations without access to the seized properties.
The BMC has suggested installment plans and amnesty periods for property owners who are unable to pay their taxes in full. These options are designed to help regularize tax payments and avoid legal consequences.
The community's reaction to the BMC's decision has been mixed. While some residents and business owners support the move, citing the importance of property tax in funding public services, others have expressed concerns about the impact on small businesses and the local economy.
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