mysuru makkaji chowk tenants association on monday lambasted the action of officials of mcc of demolishing shops hurriedly and claimed that they have lost essential documents related to their businesses association president b v madhava rao told reporters that the civic body had convened a meeting of some tenants on september 16 with regard to the demolition we had then sought two weeks time to which officials had agreed but all of a sudden mcc took to demolition when tenants were busy after ganesha festival we came to know about the drive only when they started razing the structures on saturday he said adding we couldnt collect our belongings because of which many tenants who have been operating since decades were inconvenienced he also held officials responsible for that association treasurer g jeetendra claimed some of our members visited the mcc annex where shops have been allotted by mcc as an alternative to tenants but the complex doesnt have proper ventilation and light and the corridor is extremely narrow none of the shops face towards road and it appears that mcc hasnt taken a noobjection certificate from the department of fire and emergency services he claimed that the building does not even meet the minimum requirements to house 150 shops maverick holdings and investments with whom mcc has entered into an agreement to share the property on lease has violated building bylaws he said adding still there has been no action