Collapsed billboard owner Bhavesh Bhinde to remain in police custody till May 26

Bhavesh Bhinde, owner of Ego Media, will be in police custody until May 26 for the Ghatkopar hoarding collapse that killed 16 and injured 75. He was arrested in a secret operation in Udaipur. Bhinde faces charges for culpable homicide and is a rep...

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Bhavesh Bhinde
Bhavesh Bhinde, has been remanded in police custody by a Mumbai court till May 26 in the hoarding collapse incident which claimed the life of 16 people and injured 75.

Bhinde, the owner of Ego Media and the main accused in the Ghatkopar billboard collapse case, was arrested by the Mumbai Police in a 'top secret operation' from the a hotel situated in Goverdhan vilas area of Udaipur on Thursday.

As per the civic body, Bhinde's agency did not have a permit from the BMC to put up the hoarding. A case was registered against 51-year-old Bhinde and others for culpable homicide not amounting to murder and other relevant sections of the IPC at Pant Nagar police station, stated the police


The billboard owner is also rape accused and has been penalised at least 21 times in the past for putting up illegal hoardings. Earlier this year, he was booked under Section 376 (punishment for rape) of the IPC at Mulund police station but was granted anticipatory bail.
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