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Maharashtra Housing and Area development Authority (MHADA) Vice President & CEO, Sanjeev Jaiswal (IAS) threatens residents at MHADA event in Motinagar, Goregaon. What led to the controversy? 3,702 eligible residents will be allotted rehabilitation houses with a carpet area of 1,600 square feet each, while 328 eligible commercial tenants...

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