Residents and commercial occupants of the iconic Neogi Mansion have begun moving out their belongings as the building is set to be demolished following a High Court order.
Tenants and occupants, many of whom have been operating businesses or residing in the premises for decades, alleged that they were not taken into confidence by the property owners and received no prior intimation regarding the impending demolition.
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Several affected occupants expressed distress over the situation, stating that the sudden development has left them with little time to make alternative arrangements. Many claimed they have no immediate place to relocate and are now facing uncertainty over their future.
The demolition drive, initiated in compliance with the High Court’s directive, has prompted the evacuation of the landmark structure, with tenants hurriedly shifting furniture, equipment and other belongings from the premises.
While the demolition is being carried out as per legal orders, the affected occupants have raised concerns over the manner in which the process was handled, urging authorities and the property owners to consider the hardships faced by long-standing tenants.
The unfolding situation has drawn public attention, with many expressing sympathy for those who have spent years living and working in the historic building and are now compelled to vacate under challenging circumstances.
