Jaipur: The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) has been suspected of making a 50-room hotel construction at City’s Rambagh Circle for the influential hotel without the approval and opening of the map by the Building Planning Committee (BPC).
According to documents that have Toi, the influential hotel is suspected of carrying out new construction and extending the hotel that violates JDA norms.
In RTI’s reply, the Wing Planning of the City of JDA has accepted that they have not approved the layout plan for construction.
“Despite several complaints, JDA’s enforcement wings did not take action against offenders.
In fact, illegal construction was running full.
This hotel puts a new concrete roof, which cannot be called renovation.
Other new construction includes swimming pools, bars, kitchens, etc., “A suspected activist.
The Minister of Development of Urban and Housing (UDH) Shanti Dhariwal told Tii, “I am aware of this problem.
The direction has been given to the Jaipur Development Commissioner (JDC) to investigate.” On Tuesday, JDA requested a factual report on alleged illegal construction.
JDC Gaurav Goyal said, “The Committee has been formed to check unauthorized construction, if any.
The hotel administration has claimed that the renovation work is being carried out.
All aspects will be confirmed by the committee.” A senior official said that the owner could do renovation without permission.
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However, all types of new construction, including establishing RCC columns, pillars and others, are violations.
“The Committee will ensure new and long construction after site visit.
This will check Google Maps,” the official said.
Apart from this, the committee will conduct a survey because the hotel government allegedly won Central Park violates the orders of the Rajasthan High Court.
In April 2018, the High Court had directed JDA to remove all encroachment in the land of Park Central 322-BIGHA and submit a compliance report within eight weeks.
However, the encroachment carried out by the hotel has not been removed until now.
JDA in soup over the construction of ‘illegal’ luxury hotels
