Gurgaon: The Association of Citizens’ Welfare (RWAS) from various housing communities in the city on Sunday demanded that a FIR be submitted to the developer of Chintel Paradiso and City Officials and State Planning (DTCP) under the strict parts of the law.
In the meeting held at Brisk Lumbini in Sector 109, they also seek structural audits from all communities in new sectors where residents complained about poor quality of construction.
Representatives of 50 housing communities have lent their support to the residents of Chintel Paradiso who have been considered homeless after the collapse of the five flats living room from the sixth to the first floor in one of the towers.
They also said that Rwas will be launched a social media campaign to support the population of Paradiso and plan to hold a hunger relay attack this week.
They said if the government did not take action, they would be forced to go to the road and intensify protests.
Sonam Arora, a resident of Chintel Paradiso said, “Even three days after the cave-inside, the developer has not reached the destroyed occupants.
We planned the relay hunger attack this week against developers and administrative districts who have failed in their responsibilities.
Even the minister’s chairman, who are in Manesar for the stone layer of the Foundation on Sunday, do not even leave a few minutes to meet with residents.
“The residents also demand judicial investigations to the incident so that an action can occur initiated against contractors, project architects and officials who have provided officials Job certificate to this building.
“All residents of the various communities are with Paradiso Chintels residents in the time needed.
We urge the authorities to conduct a structural audit of the community in June last year, but there is no action taken.
By conducting structural audits, several precautions can be taken to prevent incidents These, “said Praveen Malik, Vice President of the United Gurugram Association The government is afraid of the lobby of the builder, “said Sanjay Mathur, a resident of the atmosphere of Laguna.
Residen Chintels Paradiso has now written to CM Khattar, looking for his intervention in this matter.
They demanded that the developer license be revoked with the direct effects and all ongoing projects or announced from the developer became jammed.