Noida: Noida Extension Flat Owners and
Members Association (NEFOMA) on Sunday decided to take the legal
recourse to restart construction work at Noida extension.
Among the members present at the meeting were Association
founder Devender Kumar, president Abhishek Kumar, vice-
president Annu Khan, general secretary Shweta Bharti.
"The Association was planning to file a case in the court
for the early start of construction work, as we are paying EMI
and rent for the last 1 year. Today our members gave their
consent," Bharti said.
"We are also trying to fix up a meeting with new Chief
Minister Akhilesh Yadav at Lucknow once he take charge of
state. We would request him to please look into this matter
personally and solve the problem of over 1 lakh middle class
families," she said.
Last year, the Allahabad High Court, while staying
construction activity, had directed Greater Noida Authority to
pay hiked land compensation to farmers and also 10 per cent of
developed land.
The Authority has started disbursement of hiked
compensation as per court directions.
But work could not be restarted as the court had put a
rider that the Authority will first get NCR Planning Board
approval of Master Plan 2021 and then start the construction
activity. The approval of NCRPB is still pending.
As the next NCRPB meeting is scheduled for March 26,
Association representatives have also planned to meet NCRPB
officials at their office on the issue.
PTI
