Residents of the Gujrat housing Board (GHB) Colonies and Representatives from the housing Apartment Redevelopment Federation Submitted a letter to the Ahmedabad Collector Sujeet Kumar on wednesday, protesting against the allegation. Delay in the redevelopment of housing societies and expressing sharp discontent over individuals and groups allegly Obstructing the process.
In their memorandum, the residents deemanded immediate action from the state government in coordination with the ghb and ahmedabad municipal corporation. They urged Strict Enforcement of the Gujarat Provincial Municipal Corporations Act, 1949, Particularly Against Illegal Encroachments and Unauthorised Construction by Non-Compleant Member. The letter also criticized the lack of coordinated action among Government Departments, Blaming Inter-Departmental Buck-Passing for a “slowdown”.
The residents also highlighted How Each Society has been forced to approach to approach at its own cost, only to face “Indefinite delays and repeated adjourments”. They say they have faith in the judiciary, but called for Swift intervention to clear the backlog of redevelopment cases.
The Letter Named Multiple Afected Societies in West Ahmedabad-Surya Apartment Part-2 (Naranpur), Abhishek Apartment, Amar Suramiya, Shastri Nagar, Shanti Ravi, and Unnati, AS AS AS AS ASHADDIP, Nirmala Apartment, Gokul Sundarvan, Shrinagar Shri Ganesh, Shivalay, Vishram Park, Utsav Hariom Nagar and Kiran Park of Wadaj, – which has been abandoned for four years now. Vaishali apartment and parishram nagar in East Ahmedabad was also mentioned as being caught in prolonged litigation.
The residents described their plight – Homelessness, Rising Rent, Displacement, and Lack of Support from Public Representatives. Many senior citizens and women have been complained to protests, clinging to the dream of a Home under the government’s 75% consent policy, they said, adding that elsely peeple has ever passed. Witnessing the reconstruction of their homes.
Despite Repeated Representations to The Chief Minister, GHB Commissioner, and Local Electric Officials, The Residents Alleged to have not received any positive cooperation or concrete acceptance.
Their letter appeared for fast-tricking long-pending redeverage cases in the high court, Strict Enforcement of Demolition and Redempt Laws and Reduction of the Notice Period under Clause 60 -A and a TIME-WAND. To Protect the Interests of 75% Consenting Residents.
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Talking to the Indian Express, Sandeep Tribedi, Founder of the housing apartment Redevelopment Federation and Chairman of Rameshwaram Apartments, Said the State’s Redevelopment Policy has been since 2016, but “dude Objections raised by a handful of members from variable social Societies, the entre process has been repeatedly stalled, particularly Since 2022 ″.
He added that during their meeting with the collector, the office assured them that the administration would share their feedback with the government for any necessary policy revisions.
If no resolution is found, the residents will launch Peaceful protests, including hunger strkes and indefinite fasts, with full support from the sleeping apartment redevelopment feder, stated.
GHB Commissioner Sandeep B Vasava Told This Paper That Notice has already been issued to non -compliant social members, and equation orders were also passed. “However, these individuals exercised their right to appeal under the provisions available to them. Said.
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Vasava added that the board has been reached a formal representation from the residents, and it will be forwarded to the state government with appropriate Recommendations for Further Action.