Residents of Motilal Nagar in Mumbai, India, have approached the Goregaon police seeking an FIR against Sanjeev Jaiswal, the vice-president of the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA), over alleged intimidation and offensive religious remarks made during a redevelopment plan event. The complaint, filed by 37 residents on April 17, accuses Jaiswal of making disparaging comments towards a protester advocating for larger housing units. The protester, associated with the Motilal Nagar Vikas Samiti, demanded homes of 2,400 sq ft instead of the proposed 1,600 sq ft units, citing entitlements based on land and Floor Space Index (FSI) calculations. Jaiswal reportedly questioned the protester's identity and issued threats regarding his immigration status. The residents claim this was an attempt to disrupt communal harmony. Despite their complaint, police have stated that no FIR has been filed yet, as an inquiry is ongoing. The redevelopment project, which has faced legal challenges, is being developed by the Adani Group.