1. You say that he is your tenant who operates an illegal fire safety training school. The question arises, for what purpose did you lease out the property to him?

2. If he is making use of the leased property for purposes other than for which he has been given the property on lease then the remedy is not to write to municipality, but to file a petition for his eviction before the Rent Controller to recover the possession of the property.

3. Also file a separate civil suit for injunction against the tenant to restrain him from operating the training school.

municipal corporation should direct immediate closure of fire training school in residential premises

if municipal corporation refuses to take any action file writ petition in HC against Municipal corporation refusal to take action against the industrial establishment for carrying out industrial activities in residential premises

3) if tenant is using residential premises for industrial activities you can file eviction suit against the tenant

Hiii, municipality is not liable for any action , since they are not aiding your tenant to carry out any such activity ... 2) file a police complaint regarding your tenant for such illegal activities .. 3) you can also file a suit for permanent Injuctuon against your tenant in order to restrain him from carrying on such a activity ...approach through court for relief that you are seeking

this act of municipality comes under prevention of corruption act and under section 166 IPC.

right to live with safety is a fundamental right under article 21 and your right is being curtailed by municipality by ignoring his duty and taking favour of a culprit. in this scenario you can file a writ before the high court under article 226 indian constitution for damages and direction to immediately stop that illegal activity.

The tenant has violated terms of tenancy agreement by using premises for commercial purposes

File eviction suit against tenant

If commercial activities are being carried out without licence then corporation can impose penalty under provisions of shops and establishments act of your state

1. The municipality has not committed any offence but the tenant has committed.

2. A complaint before the concerned authority will enable them to initiate proper legal action as per law.

3. It is for the municipality to initiate appropriate legal action as per law and rules.

4. If you have complained about it but there was no action, then you may approach the higher authority with a similar complaint.

1.Kindly mention the laws,with their sections & subsections which are violated.

2.Under what IPC /law are the activities punishable.

Have you initiated eviction action against the tenant by filing an eviction suit before the court competent?

If not then you may first file a civil eviction suit and after that you may plan other options.