Chief Minister Manohar lal Khattar on Sunday asked the Haryana Police not to delay any FIR registration, and promised strict action against police personnel if they were found violating the order.
The Chief Minister was hearing people’s complaints at the ‘Janata Darbar’, organised at Swantrata Senani Zila Parishad Hall in Gurugram. He gave strict directions on the spot to the concerned officials to solve the problems faced by the people.
During the event, Khattar addressed 300 complaints and ordered the concerned officials to take action in these cases within the next 10 days and send the action taken reports to him.
While hearing the complaint of a native of Ghata Village, the Chief Minister ordered the suspension of investigating officer ASI Charan Singh. The complainant had alleged that electricity meter and wire of his house were stolen and the police registered the case in this regard after the intervention of the court.
Now, the investigating officer was not investigating the case properly, rather he was threatening the complainant.
The Chief Minister also discussed Regulation and Development Act (RERA) where he assured the buyers. The Chief Minister said, “Once RERA comes into existence in the October end, then either the developer will have to hand over the flat or refund the money taken from the buyer.”
He was hopeful that majority of the disputes between developers and apartment buyers will be resolved.
Some complaints of irregularities in cooperative group housing societies also came before the CM who said that there are about 25 cooperative group housing societies in Gurugram and majority of them have disputes of one or the other kind.
He announced that a commission would be formed to hear and solve all disputes of cooperative group housing societies. The complainants were from Sunehara-Apna Ghar cooperative society, whose number of members is disputed.
The Chief Minister attended to about a dozen complaints personally and then announced that written complaints will be taken and later submitted to him.
The CM said that Sushant lok-1 and 2 would be soon included into the Municipal Corporation, Gurugram area which is near finalisation. He said that any residential area or colony can be taken up by Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) if more than 50 per cent of its residents requested for it.