78-year-old in Chandigarh gets penalty of 3.81 crore for not possessing document he applied five years ago

Anil Mehan, who owns a location successful Sector 38 and has a disablement arsenic well, has been struggling to get the OC from the Estate Office.

Pallav Mukherjee, designer for Mehan, stated however they had been struggling for the OC and present they person been issued a punishment for not having the aforesaid for Rs 3.81 crore successful presumption of violations which included “solar heating not connected”. The nonmigratory besides submitted a practice astatine assorted administrative levels.

Mehan told however the officials from the Estate Office, Chandigarh person not responded to their petition for the OC
which according to him “has been hanging successful the boondocks for much than fractional a decennary now”.

“For years they kept dilly-dallying and didn’t contented the OC. Officials alternatively issued inane and petty observations specified arsenic ‘solar heating strategy not connected to the gathering below’ and ‘debris successful the rainwater harvesting tank’ — knowing good that these objections were  non-maintainable,” Mukherjee said.

Explaining the series of events, the designer said that the crippled was purchased successful an auction by the Estate Office. “We travel it up with submitting a acceptable of gathering plans for authorisation  — which were fixed the accustomed attraction of hold and inane objections. And determination was thing incorrect with the plan oregon different drawings — conscionable clerical objections to hold matters,” helium specified.

Mukherjee mentioned however aft respective months of hold and “needless harassment” they yet got the authorisation missive from the SDOB, but struggled for the OC.

“We provided for the star heating system, arsenic good arsenic the rainwater harvesting strategy — to which they again had inane objections specified arsenic a tube not connected oregon the absorption good filled with debris,” helium said.

Chandigarh Deputy Commissioner Nishant Yadav portion speaking to The Indian Express said helium would get the lawsuit “examined and expedited”.