A case was registered against Dosti Builders for carryifng out digging work near Lloyds Estate using heavy machinery such as vibrators, despite knowing that the same can be dangerous for the land and existing buildings.Mumbai: The Antop Hill police has registered a case against the owner, the chairman, and the director of Dosti Realty Company, and a few civic officials, after a portion of the wall at an apartment complex in C and D wing of Lloyds Estate, Wadala (east), collapsed at 4am on Monday due to heavy rain since Sunday night. Meanwhile, residents of the C and D wing – who have been asked to evacuate the premises - accused the BMC of not taking appropriate action against Dosti Builders. We have started working on remedies suggested by the commissioner.

If found guilty, subsequently, police action will also be taken."Acknowledging that the mishap was caused by heavy rain since Sunday night, a spokesperson of Dosti Realty said, "Upon occurrence of the mishap, as the matter is sub-judice, we immediately requested the court to direct the court commissioner, Shantilal Jain, to visit the site and give his interim report and suggest remedial measures. We have been fighting for this since two years. The alignment of our parking area is also not along a straight line owing to the digging."Asked why the BMC did not take necessary steps before the mishap, F-north BMC assistant commissioner Keshav Ubale said, "This is a matter of the building vertical thrust bearings proposal department that we need to check."