Noida authority on Thursday told the Supreme Court that the constructions were legal and there was no breach of any law or rule by the builder.
Backing Supertech, the real estate company which constructed two additional 40-storey towers in one of its housing projects in Noida, allegedly in violation of the law, the Noida authority on Thursday told the Supreme Court that the constructions were legal and there was no breach of any law or rule by the builder, reports Amit Anand Choudhary.
The two towers, comprising over a thousand flats, were declared illegal by the Allahabad high court, which had in 2017 directed their demolition and the builder was ordered to refund the amount to homebuyers who booked flats in those two towers in its Emerald Court project in Sector 93A in Noida.
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HARIDWAR: PAC and civil police personnel have been deployed for a week now (since July 15) at Haridwar’s Bahadarpur Jat village, where a Facebook post by a resident threatening to kill his neighbour had triggered a communal flare-up.
Pamphlets asking families of one community of the village to leave within five days ‘or face consequences’ had appeared in front of homes and a 38-year-old Dalit woman from the village ‘eloping’ with an 18-year-old Muslim boy had made matters worse.
The man against whom an FIR had been lodged at Pathri police station under section 295 A (Deliberate and malicious acts, intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs) of the IPC earlier this month, over a provocative Facebook post, is absconding.