85-year old person gets his shops back thanks to Police action
January 18, 2023
Surat: Rander Police in Surat has helped an 85-year-old person and returned his shops which were occupied by force by Muhammad Ashfaq Rangunwala and brother of Rangunwala.
Ramanlal Makanji Mehta (85), a resident of Kalpana society in Adajan area of city had submitted an application to the Police and informed them that his shops are in the Ratanpark apartment in the Adajan Patiya area. He had given his shops on rent through a one-year agreement to Mohammad Rangunwala and his brother for the bakery business. However, Rangunwalas refused to give rent after paying one monthly license fee.
Ramanlal further informed Police that his son is bedridden for the last one year and his wife has also a serious ailment. Ramanlal further had told the Police in his application that his only way of earning income was through his shops that were rented. Rangunwalas were neither paying rent, nor were ready to vacate the shops.
Police Commissioner Ajay Tomar personally looked into this matter and sent PCR van for Ramanlal Mehta. As the rental agreement ended on January 15th, the Police managed to return the shops to Ramanlal and also the pending payment from Rangunwalas. DeshGujarat
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