Common Corridor Usage Guidelines

Our Apartment is registered under the Karnataka apartment ownership act 1972. Recently our society management introduced a guideline for usage of common corridor, passages on the floor to de-clutter the passages of bicycles, skateboards, other stuffs of children etc. However, they also introduced a weird guideline to allow articles such as shoe-rack in the designated area that's just outside individual apartment doors (but width of any such article should be within the specific passages of individual flats(restricted by the side boundary wall). Therefore, the volume of space occupied by different flat owners within the common main corridors is now different and many are ending up either discarding their shoe racks or trimming their shoe racks. Society is imposing a fine of Rs 5000 also for those who are not complying with this weird guideline. This topic was not discussed in GBM/AGM and suddenly imposed as a rule. There were no bye laws that were amended as such. My question is: 1. Can Society management create such a guideline or rule allowing usage of common corridors/passages(even if the area usage is not fair and equitable for all residents but governed by some side wall boundary which is different for different apartments)? 2. Can society impose a fine for non compliance in such cases even if the bye laws have not been amended to enforce such rule? 3. Lastly can bye laws be even modified for usage of such common corridors? My understanding was that the common corridors usage is based on mutual understanding with neighbors and one cannot really encroach or even really create amendments for usage of common corridors outside the apartment.