Approve need-based changes on Delhi pattern: Federation

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Chandigarh, February 19

Seeking relief for thousands of allottees of the Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB), the CHB Residents’ Welfare Federation has again requested UT Administrator VP Singh Badnore to evaluate and approve need-based changes on the Delhi pattern.

Nirmal Datt, chairman of the federation, stated that the sector committees of the federation held an emergency meeting today. After deliberations, a fresh plea was sent to the Administrator to restrain the CHB from summarily shelving a practical proposal, but directing the Board afresh to evaluate the Delhi solution thoroughly by restarting the meetings of the existing need-based committee. — TNS

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