Gurgaon: A group of Irono Victory Valley residents in Sector 67 approached the district clerks who tried to postpone the election process in the community.
They accused there was a lot of irregularities and misuse of funds by nominated RWA, who needed an independent probe.
There were around 830 flats in the community and the election of RWA was scheduled for August 8 after the first election announcement in the condo, residents said there had been a serious violation of the regulation and regulations of Haryana, 2012 by the regulatory agency and officers returned.
Residents said the association of the welfare of the condominium owner was formed in July 2016 with developer employees, who were not owners or residents – criteria must be in accordance with the regulations.
“They cannot be traced.
In five years, there is no annual general meeting called by Rwa which is nominated and there is no transparency and accountability in the function of the government that is nominated,” said a resident.
They also accused the developer wanting to eliminate his responsibilities in completing work, which walked to Rs 32 Crore.
“Until now, there is no permanent electrical connection in the community.
We must rely on the DG set, leading to an additional fee of around Rs 5 lakh per month,” said Nidhi Singh, another resident.
Singh added that the developer had sold inventory for the past 4 years without registering a project with Rera.
“Hrera (Gurgaon) has passed orders to keep selling further from the inventory that is not sold because the project is still not registered,” he said.
In addition, there is a lack of fire safety measures, often does not function lifts, irregular power supplies.
Meenakshi Garg, another resident, said: “We have knocked on the door of several officials and now the selection of Rwa is driven to us inevitly.
We humbly ask for CM and officials concerned to help us ensure that residents get their belongings in whatever Promised by the builder.
We demand the completion of all our shortcomings and guarantees around Rs 20 Crore and contributions around Rs 15 Crore on the builder before forcing the election of RWA to the population.
“The developer cannot be contacted for comments.
Sanjit Kaur, community district and company registrants, said polls will not be allowed until the problem is resolved.
“I have received complaints from residents regarding disputes over the membership and violations of other HRRS laws, 2012.
The problem will be heard further at the next hearing until then the election will not continue in society,” he said.