Mullanpur residents protest

RWA protests against developer Chandigarh: The Omaxe Cassia Residents Welfare Association (OCRWA), Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, on Wednesday protested against the management of Omaxe Pvt Ltd. At a press conference held at Sector 27, several house owners alleged that they had...

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Updated At : 11:37 AM Sep 16, 2021 IST

RWA protests against developer

Chandigarh: The Omaxe Cassia Residents Welfare Association (OCRWA), Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, on Wednesday protested against the management of Omaxe Pvt Ltd. At a press conference held at Sector 27, several house owners alleged that they had paid full amount for flats in 2011 onwards but the posession was delayed. Prof GS Gill, president of the residents body, alleged the construction quality, be it civil, wooden or modular kitchen etc, was very poor. General secretary Ranjit Singh Uppal alleged that no Club House, as shown in the plan, had been constructed for which they paid Rs1-2 lakh extra. There is no uninterrupted power supply while the residents paid Rs50,000-80,000 extra for power backup years back, they claimed. TNS

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