The BDA’s decision to keep legal heirs out of the conversation was criticized by the NPKL Open Forum in a news statement.
Bengaluru: The Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) suddenly interrupted a meeting with members of the Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout (NPKL) Open Forum on Tuesday after limiting participation to site allottees exclusively.
Members of the forum, especially the allottees’ legal heirs, were displeased and were asked to leave the meeting.
Following instructions from the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA), the BDA called the meeting after all…
The BDA’s decision to keep legal heirs out of the conversation was criticized by the NPKL Open Forum in a news statement.
It is not only unfair but also goes against the spirit and object of the RERA order to restrict representation to site owners’ dependents, who are equally impacted by the BDA’s shortcomings and frequently suffer the most as a result. The forum said.
In support of the authority’s position, BDA Commissioner N Jayaram clarified that although the meeting was only supposed to have five attendees, more than fifteen showed up. About 90% of the construction has been finished, including the roads, stormwater drains, drinking water supply, parks, electrical connections, and sub-station. The remaining 10% is being worked on,” he stated.
BDA NPKL Legal Heirs Issue Raises Questions About Transparency
He ascribed the hold-ups to legal issues pertaining to the purchase of 550 acres dispersed across the plan. “Despite tremendous pressure to denotify certain areas of the land, the BDA chose to include all areas in the acquisition process,” Jayaram continued.
The BDA has not yet finished the basic infrastructure, despite site allottees having paid in full over ten years ago. This has long been a source of dissatisfaction. Numerous individuals assert that the lack of electrical connections in various areas has prevented the start of home development.
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