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PM Modi's schoolmate gets land back days after meeting him as firm tied to BJP MLA backs down

Seven Eleven Constructions surrendered its building permission for a disputed Bhayander plot after owner Asgarbhai Vohra met Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Seven Eleven Constructions surrendered its building permission for a disputed Bhayander plot after owner Asgarbhai Vohra met Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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