Noida: Former CEO of Noida Authority Mohinder Singh and Dwivedi SK is between 26 retirees and serving government officials ordered in FIR which was submitted on Monday based on a report from the top government-specific investigation team (sitting), which looked into the instance of collusion between noida authorities and Supertech to facilitate the construction of two housing towers in the Emerald Noida Court.
The Supreme Court has been on August 31 ordered the demolition of two towers, peaks and ceyane, embraced them illegal, and ordered prosecution to make government officials mistakes, after sitting in the formation.
Formal complaints are forwarded to the wing of vigilance (Lucknow sector) by the manager of the Planning Department of the Noida Vaibhav Gupta Authority.
Four Directech Directech and two private architects were also mentioned in complaints, the top government source in Lucknow.
Supertech refused to comment.
Among other senior officials who have been ordered are former CEOs of an additional Rp Arora and PN Batham and former officers about Yashpal Singh’s special assignments.
Eight other former officials who were charged by sitting, which was associated with the Department of Planning, was the Financial Controller of SC Singh, General Manager Vipin Gaur, Engineer KK Pandey Project, Deputy General Manager (Group Housing) Shailesh Karey, Law Officer Gyan Chand Advisor Rajesh Kumar and Engineer MC Tyagi and Baburam Project, Chief Architect and Planner Tribhuvan Singh and VA Devpujari, Senior Planning Manager Rajpal Kaushik, City Planner AK Mishra, Associate Architect NK Kapoor, Patel TN Planning Assistant and Assistant Architect Pravindava.
Two planning assistants also mentioned in the report have died.
Officials today in the service named in this report are Rituraj Vyas (leading the General Manager of the Authority of the Yamuna Industrial Development Authority (Anita (Planning Assistant in Uttar Pradesh State Development Authority), Mukesh Goyal (Planning Manager in the Gorakhpur Industry Development Authority suspended in the month August) and VIMLA Singh (additional city planners in the Noida Authority).
Source said the Indus-Tries department will begin the process of disciplinary to them.
Sit, led by the commissioner of infrastructure and industrial development and the Chairperson of Noida Sanjiv Mittal’s authority, found that the Special Committee has been formed In 2009 to approve additional building and CEO maps and CEOs did not play a direct role in approving the maps that were amended besides approving their comments on the note sheet.
However, the purchase of additional floor area ratios to increase the height of the twin towers is recommended and approved by officials Senior administration, according to Sit.
The revised plan for twin towers was cleaned in December 2006, November 2009 and March 2012.
Sitting felt financial controllers could intervene and refuse additional far because it was not in accordance with the building regulations.
Also note that legal cells provide favorable opinions about actions and rules to enable increasing height and building map amendments.
Department of Engineering, which also came for extensive supervision, construction work allowed before the revised map approved, sat down.
Engineers also do not ensure that building maps and plans are displayed on the site and limiting green belts spread over 7,000 square meters at the project location.
Noida’s authority has received its land department personnel to limit the green belt in the Emerald Court.
It also started an investigation of who was responsible for allowing exploitation of green belts, further investigation that sitting was sought.
Maheshwari’s CEO was named Department Heads to his residence on Monday for discussion.
The source said the green belt investigation has focused on four names – all from the horticulture department, three servings and one retirement.
Noida authorities also asked the ROCCEE-based central building research institute to speed up the process of dropping twin towers and looked for reports from this week.
The source said the CBRI team is expected to visit the project site on Tuesday.
The Supreme Court has ordered Twin Towers to be destroyed within three months.