Nagpur: A hospital project that has a threat to more than 60 large trees in Trimurti Nagar has been given back to a private company – Hospital Multicare Zest Private Ltd.
ABCP Health Care Previous – by recipresting Nagpur (NIT) repairs.
The company, which failed to do anything for three years, even entered a blacklist after the seracity of earnest money from 80 lakh Rs.
Instead of fighting for this case, the Civic Agency accepted a company proposal that was looking for a peaceful settlement.
On Sunday, TOI has reported that NIT took measurement and demarcation of land located between the Macaraj Mandir and Shankar Saoji haze for handing it to the company for the development of the hospital.
This land consists of more than 60 old trees where some are transplanted in 2001.
Chairman of Nit Manoj Kumar Suryawanshi issued orders on September 6 for the Supervisory Board to take notes and implementation as well.
In order, Nit has stopped the tender where the company was selected as a successful bidder.
On January 15, 2018, Chairman Nit also lost EMD 80 lakh Rs company.
It also made a company blacklist and stopped the tender.
Then, nit issued a fresh tender.
The company has submitted a petition in the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court who lived Nit’s decision to go for fresh tenders on August 31, 2018.
The company, on May 25, 2021, submitted a letter with NIT.
“The applicant made an offer to end the deadlock with the progress of the project and also to resolve problems peacefully.
Partial applications are permitted.
Accelerate the controller of civilian litigation, recalculate the premium and submit land ownership,” said Chairman Nit in order.
The NIT chair cites the order of HC to consider the company’s request.
In the order of April 19, HC has directed government institutions to facilitate land to a private hospital for the construction of oxygen plants.
Orders are not mentioned about providing the land of government institutions for the construction of new hospitals, especially for those who are stopped and enter the blacklist.
In a statement to Toi a day ago, Green Crusader Shrikant Deshpande said it was a conspiracy of NIT because many hospitals located on the ground that were wide of Nit and NMC stretched and were not used even in covid pandemics.
Land in Trimurti Nagar has encroachment and large trees and will take time.
Also, any hospital construction will require a minimum of two-three years or more.
Suryawanshi said, “HC issued instructions to decide representatives made by the company.
Decisions have been taken in greater interests than nit and city.
The requirements of more hospitals are felt during the second wave.
Also, NIT does not accept bids for fresh tenders.
The company too Have lived from HC for three years.
Nit did not get income from the land for years to come now.
The decision was also taken to revise the premium as the existing reckoner, “he said.
Dr.
Ashish Ganjare company did not respond to TOI calls and messages.
In accordance with the order of the head of the NIT, the company has stated that it does not get loans due to litigation and encroachment and so on, cannot run the project.
The company has a lot of time demanding that NIT hand over land without hassle according to the letter of intent.
In short * nit has 33.213.22 sq ft (3,086.73 sq m) land between mandir and Shankar Saoji shankars in Trimurti Nagar since March 1984 * land is provided for pharmacies and pregnant in the city development plan * NIT proposed for buil hospitals , Built Finance, operates, and a basic transfer for a period of 30 + 30 years and floating tenders on July 8, 2014 * Zest Multicare emerged as the highest bidder * Tender was canceled on January 15, 2018, citing companies did not lose the EMD RS company.
80 lakh and also blacklist.
and not the new * land measurement and demarcation carried out recently * more than 60 large trees in the location * the same area where the tree, including some old ones, was transplanted in 2001
Again, Nit gave a hospital project to a company that lost a contract 3 years ago to not do anything
