Wakf board notice to Mukesh soon

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Press Trust Of India Kochi
Last Updated : Feb 05 2013 | 1:36 AM IST
A day after Maharashtra government termed as "illegal" a land deal by Reliance Industries chief Mukesh Ambani's group firm for a mansion under construction in posh Malabar Hill area of South Mumbai, the state Wakf Board said it would soon issue a notice to a company promoted by him asking why its plot should not be restored to the Board.
 
"We will issue the notice either today or tomorrow," said chief executive officer of the board, A R Shaikh.
 
The board received the directives from the state government to proceed against Antilia Commercial Private Limited, promoted by Mukesh Ambani.

 
 

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