Part of Ajay Devgn’s Juhu bungalow demolished days after BMC’s stop-work notice
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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) partially demolished alleged unauthorised additions and alterations at Bollywood star Ajay Devgn’s bungalow in Juhu on Monday, following a stop-work notice and a subsequent order directing the removal of the unauthorised additions and alterations .
Adding to this, Ajay Devgn and Kajol’s Juhu bungalow partially demolished. Part of Ajay Devgn’s bungalow demolished The property, measuring approximately 7,802 sq ft, is located at Kapol Cooperative Housing Society. It is owned by Devgn and his mother, Veena Devgn.
Meanwhile, The BMC’s K/West ward issued a notice under Section 354(A) of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act on September 10, 2026, alleging unauthorised ongoing additions and alterations involving Siporex blocks at the property. The notice directed them to immediately stop the work and produce the requisite permissions within 24 hours, warning that the construction could otherwise be pulled down at their risk and cost.
Notably, In a speaking order dated October 6, the designated officer rejected the owners’ reply, stating that no documents establishing the legality of the construction or permissions from the competent authority had been submitted. The civic body consequently treated the work as unauthorised and directed its immediate removal and the action followed on Monday.
As per the latest buzz, Ajay Devgn was last seen in Drishyam 3, the latest instalment of his popular thriller franchise. The movie turned out to be teh biggest opening of his career. The movie has collected ₹ 336.55 crore rupees in net collection in India within 16 days of its rollout.
In further updates, The star has several projects lined up, including Golmaal 5, the next movie in Rohit Shetty’s comedy franchise. He also has Ranger, Chauhaan in pipeline.
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Source: Hindustan Times