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Parody row: BMC visits RJ Malishka's flat to check if there is any illegal construction

| Jul 21, 2017, 11:05:19 AM
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A parody song by a radio jockey, Malishka, making fun of the condition of Mumbai's roads and the city's traffic jams has invited the ire of the Shiv Sena-ruled BMC. First the authorities sent a notice to her residence in Bandra West saying they had found the breeding of the dengue-causing aedes aegypti mosquito at three spots in her flat and then paid another visit to check if there is any illegal construction in the house.

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