NOIDA: The Allahabad High Court, in an order dated August 6, has stayed the decision to terminate the right of the founding members of Forva (Federation of Noida Residents Welfare Association) to vote and contest elections. RWA Body.
On a petition filed against the decision by the six founding members – PS Jainhandjob Arun Kalrahandjob Satish KhannaThe court gave an unfair verdict to Sushil Agarwal, Girija Singh and Aruna Arora of RWA Umbrella Body.
Jain said, “The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of FONRWA held on November 11, 2020, had terminated the rights of its founding members to vote and contest elections for the RWA body. We had sent an objection letter against the decision to the Deputy Registrar Chits, Funds and Societies, Meerut. However, the deputy registrar passed its order on February 23, 2021, justifying the decision of Fonerwa and the founding members were unable to participate in the recently held elections.
Subsequently, the founding members filed an appeal against the decision in the Allahabad High Court, which passed its order on August 6, staying the February order of the Meerut deputy registrar.
When contacted, KK Jain, general secretary of Phonarva, told TOI that they are yet to receive the court order and will follow the legal process.
On a petition filed against the decision by the six founding members – PS Jainhandjob Arun Kalrahandjob Satish KhannaThe court gave an unfair verdict to Sushil Agarwal, Girija Singh and Aruna Arora of RWA Umbrella Body.
Jain said, “The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of FONRWA held on November 11, 2020, had terminated the rights of its founding members to vote and contest elections for the RWA body. We had sent an objection letter against the decision to the Deputy Registrar Chits, Funds and Societies, Meerut. However, the deputy registrar passed its order on February 23, 2021, justifying the decision of Fonerwa and the founding members were unable to participate in the recently held elections.
Subsequently, the founding members filed an appeal against the decision in the Allahabad High Court, which passed its order on August 6, staying the February order of the Meerut deputy registrar.
When contacted, KK Jain, general secretary of Phonarva, told TOI that they are yet to receive the court order and will follow the legal process.
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