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Re-evaluation of ‘safe’ Chintels towers demanded

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Updated At : 12:53 PM Feb 08, 2024 IST

Gurugram, February 7

Owners of flats in the three Chintels Paradiso towers, which were constructed in Phase 2 and were declared ‘safe’, have demanded re-evaluation of their flats. Besides, they demanded revised compensation as per market rates and had also met ADC Hitesh Meena.

Chintels builder had offered compensation to all the remaining towers, irrespective of their safety status.

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