The most ambitious Solid Waste Management project of the Municipal Corporation of Dehradun (MCD) finally came to a grinding halt as the Doon Valley Waste Management (DVWM) company officials submitted its final termination letter to the MCD.
Siddharth Jain, CEO of DVWM maintained that as per the condition mentioned in the MoU, the company was supposed to submit termination letter in two stages, first one in the form of initial letter followed by the final one.He informed that the initial letter was submitted last month and now he has given the final termination letter to the Mukhya Nagar Adhikari (MNA), Ashok Kumar along with the Mayor of Dehradun, Vinod Chamoli.
He said that along with the initial termination letter submitted last month he had raised few of the points to be amended in the MoU but none of these issue was been resolved yet leading which the company has decided to quit.Jain said that the company would continue its sanitation work for 30 more days and then would finally quit work in all the remaining wards of the city. He also added that he has also placed a claim on MCD for its pending amount of Rs 1 crore 32 lakh of the tipping fees and for due amount of Rs 2.5 crore which was spent by the company for various project implementation works.