Major relief for Dwarka CGHS

LG orders regularisation of self- draw conducted by 28 cooperative group housing societies

GN Bureau | May 5, 2011



CGHS members had opted for self- draw after waiting for more than 5 years to get allotment of their flats through Registrar Cooperative Societies, Delhi.

The Lieutenant Governor (LG) office has given the go- head for the regularisation of self- draw conducted by the members of 28 cooperative group housing socieites (CGHS) in West Delhi's Dwarka area. CGHS members along witn Dwarka member of parliament (MP) Mahabal Mishra met the LG on Wednesday.

CGHS members had opted for self- draw after waiting for more than 5 years to get allotment of their flats through Registrar Cooperative Societies, Delhi.

LG has directed the registrar to look into the matter in a speedy manner.

Each society member will have to pay a Pre-occupation fee of Rs 1000. Secretary/president of each Society has to give an affidavit stating that the self draw conducted by their society was transparent and fair.

The registrar had got FIRs lodged against some members of the housing societies alleging that the self- draw was illegal. These will be withdrawn after the regularisation.



 

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