Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, March 18
A large number of residents staying in CHB flats launched an all-party campaign to solve their problems once and for all. The residents under the CHB Residents’ Federation started the campaign from Sector 47 here.
Nirmal Dutt, chairman of the federation, said all leaders of various political parties have extended their support for the cause. He said it was decided to approach all political parties to forge a consensus to change bylaws to give them a relief.
Harjinder Kaur, former mayor, and Harmohan Dhawan, former union minister, attended the meeting while Pawan Kumar Bansal, former union minister, and Sanjay Tandon, president, BJP, sent their support letters.
Nirmal Dutt said the residents demanded that the recently imposed annual penalty must be dropped and all notices should be immediately withdrawn and solution for all types of alleged violations be provided by changing old bylaws that have always been stood in the way of regularisation of need-based changes.
While addressing the gathering, Dhawan said he would fight for their causes and if need arise, he even go to jail for them.