The Ghatkopar hoarding charge sheet, filed against four arrested individuals, and the case against the BMC licence inspector, GRP and other officials remain open, despite substantial evidence suggesting that his actions extend beyond administrative lapses to criminal collusion with EGO Media. Crucial chats between BMC licence inspector Sunil Dalvi and prime accused Bhavesh Bhinde demonstrate their continuous contact. Dalvi frequently asked Bhinde to submit documents due to significant pressure over the large hoarding size. “You have a golden hen laying golden eggs; either take the hen or the eggs.”

The Crime Branch has recorded Dalvi’s statement as part of the charge sheet. Dalvi revealed that he issued a notice to GRP for allowing EGO Media’s hoarding without BMC’s permission. However, this notice was withdrawn after GRP submitted legal opinions from a retired Bombay High Court judge and APS Law Firm, whose lawyers have assisted GRP in court regarding hoarding matters. The charge sheet also includes several chats between Dalvi and EGO Media director Bhavesh Bhinde. Notably, Dalvi’s statement lacks any questions or comments about the explosive chats that reveal clear collusion between him and Bhinde.