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Federation takes up issues of CHB allottees with Chief Secy

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A four-member delegation of the CHB Residents’ Federation today met UT Chief Secretary H Rajesh Prasad and highlighted various issues faced by allottees of the Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB).

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The Chief Secretary was given the charge of the Chairman of the Chandigarh Housing Board yesterday.

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Federation secretary general VK Nirmal said they demanded the issue of the transfer of the ownership must be separated from violations like in the past; no notices should be issued for old construction, by dropping the idea of the supersession of the old notification by the new, the concessions in need-based changes given in the past must be restored; malignant, mischievous complaints made anonymously or from other Sectors must not be considered to harass the Chandigarh Housing Board residents; the

practice of giving ownership to beneficiaries who have the Will made in their names by the sellers be restored by using this document; and a need-based committee be made afresh to find out some one-time solution.

Other members of the delegation included Tarsem Sharma, Harish Thapar, and Lakhwinder Singh, all co-ordinators.

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