Ghaziabad: Commissioner Division Meerut has been seeking fresh detail from the Ghaziabad (GDA) development authority about the futures officials who imagine Jayanti Jayanti housing fraud.
Source said Surendra Singh had been seeking details at six points and GDa had begun to prepare reports, which would eventually be sent to the state government after being examined by the Commissioner.
“Specific six-point details this time.
They include the name and term of office of officials underneath attention to the deviation Gda.
GDA has launched the Jayanti baby housing scheme in 1998, where 1,553 plots of 200SQM, 150SQM, 112SQM and 90 square meters carved and included for sale.
In the case of 139 of this plot, people failed to pay Emis payments, which lead to the cancellation of allotment.
Officials, in Convance with an intermediary dealer and property, allegedly received a cancellation plot restored between 2005 and 2007.
They lured allottees with a trivial amount and get their own land.
The catch was that this plot-plot was restored at the level of the prevailing sector in 1998, which was between Rs 2,575 per square meter and Rs 2,820 per square meter.
But according to the law, the plot should be restored for all at the level of the sector that applies at that time at the time, i.e., between 2005 and 2007, or 75% of the value of the market or which is higher.
The level of the sector between 2005 and 2007 is Rs 12,000 per square meter.
This resulted in losing power in the state around Rs 3 Crore and additional Rs 30 Lakh in stamp duty.