NR Builders’ case: Bail
plea of two rejected
Our Correspondent
Noida, March 4
After the Noida Authority
lodged an FIR against the management of NR Builders for having sold flats
in Sectors 48 and 142, there is total chaos.
While the bail applications
of U. K. Kesarwani and Rajesh Jain have been rejected by the court, the
builders of Kesar Gardens and Gulmohar Garden apartments are reported to
be bringing in political pressure on the district administration and the
police.
Kersarwani and Jain had collected
the full price of land of three apartment buildings from the flat allottees
but failed to deposit it with the Authority. Both owe Rs 10 crore to the
Noida Authority.
N. K. Jain and Naseem Ahmed,
managers of NR Builders, have been named in the FIR lodged in the Sector
20 police station. The builders are learnt to have announced a new scheme
for Sector 142 also on a piece of land situated on the proposed Ghaziabad–Noida–Faridabad
highway. This land is in the notified area, which is under the Noida Authority’s
possession now.
This builder has also used
the name of a cooperative housing society. But the price of the land has
already been remitted to the office of the ADM, LAR, by the Noida Authority.
But N. K. Jain, MD of the
firm, has claimed they have the documents pertaining to 3,622 hectares
in the name of Consumer Protection and Housing Development Society. The
CEO, Noida, however, stressed that this land had been notified and was
in the possession of the Noida Authority.
Flats sold, yet builder
owns not an inch of land
Noida, February 27
A sensational fraud by a
fake group housing society has come to light here. The society had come
up with a scheme and sold dreams of flats worth Rs 34 lakh to Rs 58 lakh
each in the area notified by the Noida Authority. This company had claimed
to be constructing 10 towers of nine floors each whereas the company does
not own even an inch of land.
NR Pride is a group housing
project of NR Builders Pvt Ltd in Sector 47. The company, which has opened
an aircondioned office at D-44 in Sector 2, claimed that it was going to
build 580 flats in 10 towers of nine storey flats each in Sector 47.
The company had claimed it
would make flats with 1200, 1500, 1700 and 2000 sq ft. space each which
would be priced between Rs 33.26 lakh and Rs 57.95 lakh. The company demanded
10 per cent amount as registration fee which many people are understood
to have deposited. NR Builders Pvt Ltd has, thus, collected crores of rupees
as registration money.
The company, according to
its brochure, demanded 65 per cent of the total cost within 45 days of
booking. The land of the group housing society has been shown by NR Builders
as adjacent to R.S. Nursery in Sector 47. The name of Avas Samiti is given
as Haji Pura Muradabad Avas Samiti and is said to have been registered
on December 19, 1989.
The society is said to have
bought 3,622 hectares of land in Noida’s Hajipur village. Its chairman
is M. C. Maheshwari of Ghaziabad while other members include Vijay Bharti
of Barola, Satinder Sharma of Ranjit Nagar in Delhi, M. L. Singh Yadav
of Sector 6 and Sudha Saxena of 454-A, Sector 19.
The society claims to have
procured land under Khasra No. 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451b and 452 from
Samshuddin, son of Abdul Karim of Surajpur, in November 1991. This land
was given by Ved Prakash and Prakash Jay Ram of Hajipur to Samshuddin.
According to Noida Authority
sources, this land had been acquired on February 21, 2002 under Section
6 and the possession of the said land was physically handed over to the
Noida Authority by the district administration. Right now, the land is
under the possession and control of the Civil Construction Wing of the
Noida Authority.
The society had requested
the CEO, Noida, on November 4, 2005 for permission for land development
cess and land use change. This request letter was signed by Vijay Bharati.
The Noida Authority officers, however, clarified that since the land had
been acquired by it, there was no question of issuing any permission about
it.
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