Noida: Continuing with the crackdown of illegal construction in the housing complex, noida authority on Wednesday destroyed as many as 26 stores and other commercial structures in four group housing communities.
Authority began scanning the building plan of a group housing project which had been subject to sanctions in the past to find violations in the field.
Exercise began since the first week of September immediately after the Supreme Court gave an assessment of the case of Twin Court Zamrud Court Supertech.
Chief Executive Authority, Ritu Maheshwari said that the drive will continue and all unauthorized structures will eventually be lowered.
On Wednesday, the anti-demolition team stated by the authorities, together with the police, carried out drives against illegal structures in two AIMS Max Gardenia projects in Sector 75, Eldeco Amanko in sector 111 and houses in sector 121.
From reducing permanent strikes with earth drivers , officials remove kiosks and platforms that have been arranged.
Meanwhile, the Housing Division of the Noida Authority Group canceled a mediation meeting scheduled for residents of Prateek Wisteria in Sector 77 and the Pratek Group, the developer, on Wednesday.
It was a second time the meeting of the apartment residents was canceled within a week.
Earlier on Monday, the mediation meeting had to be called as Chairman of the Sanjeev Mittal authority decided to review the status of a large ticket investment project in the city.
On Wednesday, the meeting was canceled without the previous intimacy to the population.
The President of the Association of the Society of Apartment Owners, Amit Gupta said, “We have joined a video conference-based meeting scheduled to start at 2:30 a.m.
However, after waiting for 45 minutes, we were told that the officials concerned were not.
Available.” People who have 1800 families are forging with developers of interest-free maintenance security funds.
“All the amount has not been transferred to the community,” Gupta said.
Group Chairperson, Prashant Tiwari previously said that payments will be carried out “according to legal procedures”.