Khandwa Municipal Corporation gives 24 hours to vacate Kishore Kumar's 100 year old house
According to the notice the house is in a dilapidated state and can cause loss to property and life if it is not vacated immediately.
The Khandwa Municipal Corporation has served notice to the occupants of the house of legendary singer Kishore Kumar asking them to vacate it in the next 24 hours. Right now only one guard stays in the house.
According to the notice the house is in a dilapidated state and can cause loss to property and life if it is not vacated immediately. The house is more than 100 years old.
Located in Khandwa's Bombay bazaar, Kishore Kumar was born in this house on October 4, 1929. Kumar spent his early childhood in this house and every year on August 4, a large number of his fans gather at this house and celebrate his birthday.
In the Municipal corporation records this house is registered in the name of Kalyan Kumar Kunji Lal Ganguly and Kishore Kumar's son Amit Kumar.
Last year an attempt was made to sell off this property but local business men and Kishore fans objected to it and demanded that the house be declared and developed as a monument in the memory of Kishore Kumar.
The Corporation notice also threatens using of force if the house is not voluntarily vacated in the next 24 hours.
