Noida: The decision about approving the building plan, including Twin Towers Supertech, entrusted to the Committee led by Head of City Architects and Planner (CATP) in the 2009-12 period, the window focused on questions followed in noida authority.
The internal probe by Noida authorities, ordered by the state government after the Supreme Court observed collusion between government officials and Supertech which allowed the twin towers to emerge in the Emerald Court, have found that the reasons behind the committee are an increase in the number of community housing groups that must be approved at the time that.
Seven officials, five of them are now retired, mentioned in the Noida Authority report that has been sent to the state government is part of this committee.
The 2009-12 period has become the focus of the investigation because of an amended plan for twin towers, including those who allow doubled height, approved twice at this time.
Seven officials have handled the Zamrud court file since June 2005, according to the Noida investigation.
The land for the Emerald Court in the 93a sector was allocated in 2004.
The revised map was subject to sanctions in December 2006, November 2009 and March 2012.
Noida authorities, meanwhile, changed its own building regulations in June 2006 and November 2010.
The committee exists before and afterwards The years of the probe focused on, the possibility of a considerable period between 2007 and 2014.
Retired Noida Officer said before 2007, a senior administrative official was required to approve the development plan after the opening of the Planning Department.
From 2014, the planning department was brought down additional CEO.
Probe Noida has found that no senior officer put a comment or recorded on the file until approved by the CATP.
There are three contents of CATPS in the seven names that the report has shown.
The other is a former General General Manager of the Group Housing Division, a former civil engineer and two planning managers, including Goyal Mukesh, which was suspended earlier this week after the Supreme Court ordered the demolition of the twin towers.
Committee work supervised by additional CEOs.
The Special Investigation Team (Sitting) formed by the State Government will need to see the entire approval process, which will include examining the role of officers about special tasks, Aceos, and other senior officials.
An officer who is part of the Probe team said it needed to be examined whether the committee was established because the official at the time did not want to sanction the building plan itself or to speed up the process through committee intervention.
“The decision taken during the council meeting during that period must be thoroughly reviewed,” the officer said.
“In that period, a number of plans were revised and the committee’s mandate was not limited to the Emerald Court twin tower.
But we did not check other files because our mandate was identifying officials related to just an emerald case,” the officer added.