India, Oct. 17 -- A 22-storey luxury tower on a prime plot in Turner Road, Bandra, has come under the scrutiny of the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) as the builder has allegedly deviated from the approved plan to construct permanent transit camp (PTC) tenements on six of its floors. The building - a redevelopment property - stands on the plot where the 1960s actor Mala Sinha's bungalow, Mala Albert Sinha House, once stood.

One of Mumbai's most coveted real estate destinations, Turner Road commands premier residential prices ranging from Rs.70,000 to Rs.1 lakh per sq ft, with ultra-luxury properties scaling even higher.

The SRA on October 6 issued a notice to developer NVK Realty LLP for allegedly deviating from the approved plans o...