Noida: The Special Investigation Team (Sitting) formed by the Government of the upper government to improve official responsibilities in allowing the construction of Twin Towers SuperTech in the Emerald Court began working on Friday by calling notes and old files from the Noida Authority Office.
Sitting members are expected to visit the city next week.
While the investigation turned on, Noida officials will soon begin talks with officials at the Central Building Research Center (CBRI) to coordinate in preparation for dropping the twin towers, which was ordered by the Supreme Court this week.
The court has directed Noida to consult with CBRI for demolition.
Sit, meanwhile, is expected to record a statement from seven serving and retired officials mentioned in the Noida investigation itself when employees who are directly linked to the agreement given to Twin Towers.
“It is not appropriate to say that the seventh that plays a role in changing the development plan is responsible for the entire chain of events.
Without the support of superiors, no one can throw a notebook into Dustbin,” said an officer involved in noida investigation.
The official of the Zamrud Rwa Zamrud court, who fought against legal battles against the twin towers, did not respond to RTI’s question has not been identified so far.
The engineering section, which at that time was known as the Civil Construction Division, did not verify whether revised development plans and maps were displayed on site.
Noida authority officials at that time did not respond to reminders from Gautam Nagar firefighters about the altitude permitted from the twin towers and the minimum distance needed between the tower.
Sit starts probe, ask for old noida files and notes
