MUMBAI, Aug. 30 -- Despite explicit stop-work notices issued due to persistent dust and noise violations, construction activity at the massive 8.8-acre Vikhroli Business City project has allegedly continued unabated, forcing state and civic authorities to seek urgent legal and police intervention. The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) has now approached the District Magistrate, Mumbai Suburban, under section 152 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) to enforce the removal of the public nuisance. Simultaneously, the BMC dispatched a letter to the Park Site police station, asking officers to "take appropriate action as may be permissible under law, if any construction and activity is found to be continuing." Located at the prime junction of LBS Marg and the JVLR, the commercial development, managed by Mapletree and being built by L&W Construction Pvt Ltd, spans 3.7 hectares with a planned gross floor area of 2.3 million sq ft. However, the site has remained under heavy regulatory scrutiny for repeatedly flouting air-pollution control guidelines. The BMC first served a stop-work notice to the project in January 2026, followed by an MPCB stop-work order on July 1. Early inspections by the pollution board recorded 10 distinct violations, including missing anti-smog guns....