Bollywood Actor Sumeet Singh Sarao May Lose Landscaped Garden in UK Planning Dispute

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Bollywood actor and commercial singer Sumeet Singh Sarao is facing the potential demolition or excavation of his garden following a six-year planning dispute with his local council in Telford, UK. Sarao has resided at the property, valued at approximately £900,000, for 14 years alongside his parents. He reportedly spent between £8,000 and £9,000 landscaping the garden, which features around 1.4 metres of raised ground. The council's objection centres on this landscaping work, which was carried out without the required planning approval. The dispute has now reached a point where authorities may compel Sarao to restore the garden to its original state.

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