Supreme Court Orders MMRDA to Deposit Rs 646 Cr in Reliance BKC Dispute

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The Supreme Court has directed the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority to deposit Rs 646 crore. The funds are to be held in an escrow account related to a dispute with Reliance Industries over the Bandra Kurla Complex. The order stems from a longstanding case concerning development rights and payments. The court's directive aims to secure the contested amount pending a final resolution.

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