Gurgaon: A section of Malibu Town Residents have criticized the Town and Country Planning Department (DTCPThe October 27 drive to demolish several unauthorized structures allegedly encroaching on the society’s Green Belt and Service Road against the interest and safety of around 2,000 families residing in Sector 47 township.
On Thursday, a group of residents along with Residents Welfare Association (RWA) President Vijay Shiv Nath and local councilor Kuldeep Yadav met district town planner (enforcement) RS Bath at his Sector 14 office and presented a letter signed by 150 people. People protested. They claimed that by breaching a gate with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) enabled security barriers, guard shelters and some other facilities, the DTCP had “compromised the safety and security” of the residents.
“One genset was also sealed by the department. The work of laying high-voltage cabling for smart city projects is underway, due to which the power supply situation in the area is uncertain. By sealing the gensets, the DTCP has put residents in trouble, especially with so many people still working from home and many children preparing for their pre-board exams,” Nath said.
bath said destruction A drive was launched on Wednesday to remove encroachments in the form of guard rooms and temporary structures. “Various complaints have been received at various fora regarding these encroachments. During the drive, we removed an unauthorized boundary wall separating the service road and the sector dividing road. Boom barriers installed on internal roads connecting sector dividing roads without permission were also removed.
Suresh Dhundia, a resident of Malibu Town, told TOI that after handing over the letter, the DTCP had assured him that there would be no further demolition without a hearing as boom barriers and generator sets were installed with the consent of the residents.
On Thursday, a group of residents along with Residents Welfare Association (RWA) President Vijay Shiv Nath and local councilor Kuldeep Yadav met district town planner (enforcement) RS Bath at his Sector 14 office and presented a letter signed by 150 people. People protested. They claimed that by breaching a gate with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) enabled security barriers, guard shelters and some other facilities, the DTCP had “compromised the safety and security” of the residents.
“One genset was also sealed by the department. The work of laying high-voltage cabling for smart city projects is underway, due to which the power supply situation in the area is uncertain. By sealing the gensets, the DTCP has put residents in trouble, especially with so many people still working from home and many children preparing for their pre-board exams,” Nath said.
bath said destruction A drive was launched on Wednesday to remove encroachments in the form of guard rooms and temporary structures. “Various complaints have been received at various fora regarding these encroachments. During the drive, we removed an unauthorized boundary wall separating the service road and the sector dividing road. Boom barriers installed on internal roads connecting sector dividing roads without permission were also removed.
Suresh Dhundia, a resident of Malibu Town, told TOI that after handing over the letter, the DTCP had assured him that there would be no further demolition without a hearing as boom barriers and generator sets were installed with the consent of the residents.
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