Gurugram: Buyers of Tashee Capital Gateway protest against builder
GURUGRAM: A group of homebuyers of Tashee Capital Gateway on Sunday staged a protest over the delay in delivery of their flats even after 13 years. They were gathered at the site in Sector 111.
According to the homebuyers, the project was launched in 2010 with a promise to deliver the flats in 2015. Subsequently, it was taken over under SWAMIH scheme from October 2022, however, the pace of the work is still slow, homebuyers have alleged.
They alleged that the developer is not paying the penalty for the delay despite the H-Rera order in 2019, which directed the developer to pay a penalty of 10.2% per annum.
“Thirteen years have passed but we still don’t know when we will get our home. The progress in the work is very slow even after receiving the SWAMIH funds.. Substandard work has been carried out but the developer and officials of SWAMIH fund do not respond to our complaints, leaving us with no option but to protest,” said VK Singh, president of Capital Gateway Homebuyers Association.
They also alleged that the developer had changed the layout plan. “The approved project had two community buildings, but the builder converted it into one. After the revival of the project, the developer is trying to cheat us by converting the community building into a club house. Community building is mandatory to be provided by the developer free of cost as per the H-Rera norms,” said HS Gulati, vice president of the homebuyers association.
KN Shukla, the promoter, refuted the allegations. “Work is in the last stages. Though my association with the project is limited, I am still committed to my customers. The demand for a club house has been raised by the majority of homebuyers who have consented, and the same has been forwarded to project management consultants.”
