model bye-laws  160  which says that the following Repairs and Maintenance of the Society’s property shall be carried out by the society at its cost:

A)(i) All Internal Roads

(ii) Compound walls

(iii) External water pipes

(iv)Water pumps

(v) Water storage tanks

(vi) Drainage lines

(vii) Septic tanks

(viii) stair-cases

(ix) Terrace and parapet walls

(x) Roof of flats

(xi) Staircases lights

(xii) Street lights

(xiii) Outside walls of the building/buildings

(xiv) All leakages of water (xv) electric lines up to main switches in the flats and (xvi) lifts if any

(xvii) Roofs of the flat and ceiling and the plaster thereon on the top floor on account of the leakages of the rain water through the terrace.

Yes it is applicable to Maharashtra 

but Gujarat May have similar provisions as repairs to common wall is society duty 

A common compound wall is a part of the common area/amenity meant for the security of all the residents. As such, the responsibility of repairing and maintaining it lies squarely on the society and not upon the individual house-owners.

it is the responsibility of the society to maintain and repair common areas, including the compound wall. The society should take appropriate steps to ensure that the wall is properly repaired and maintained. 

- As per law, a Society is a body that represents interest of people living in the  society and is responsible for managing day-to-day problems of the residents, organizing events, managing facilities in the apartments and complexes and safeguarding the rights of the unit holders.

- Further, the maintenance charges levied by a housing society are not for the purpose of maintenance of the individual member’s house, but it is for the maintenance, repairs and reconstruction of the common infrastructure of the housing society.

- Further, under section 160 of the Model bye-laws , the society is responsible for the repair & maintenance of the   Compound wall.

- Hence, if the society refuse , then you can lodge a compliant before the Registrar.

If there's a housing society governing all the houses situated within complex of society and the society is collecting maintenance amount regularly besides the corpus funds,  moreover since the compound wall comes under common area,  it becomes the duty and burden of the society to renovate or reconstruct the compound walls. 

Your own society's bylaws can be visited for getting clarity on the subject. 

If the society acquired the compound wall as part of common area, then it becomes the duty of society to undertake the repair work. 

Of the office bearers refuse then you can make a complaint against them with the registrar of cooperative society for remedial actions. 

Dear client,  

The responsibility for repairing and maintaining the compound wall will depend on the specific provisions of the by-laws or regulations of your community, as well as any applicable local laws or regulations.

In general, the society or homeowners' association that manages the community is responsible for maintaining common areas and facilities, such as the compound wall. This responsibility is often outlined in the by-laws or regulations of the society or homeowners' association.

You should review the by-laws or regulations of your society or homeowners' association to determine who is responsible for the repair and maintenance of the compound wall. If the by-laws or regulations are silent on this issue, you may need to consult with a local attorney or seek guidance from your local municipal authorities to determine who is responsible for the repairs.

If it is the responsibility of the society to repair the compound wall, you may want to raise the issue with the management committee or board of directors of the society and request that they take action to repair the wall. If they refuse to do so, you may need to consider taking legal action to enforce the society's responsibilities.

No for gujrat you need to get other laws for societies