Lieutenant Governor, National Capital
Territory of Delhi, Mr. Najeeb Jung on Friday asked the builders and real
estate developers to honour their delivery commitments with adhering to their
promised finish to the stakeholders and asked the common man to fight and
resist corruption and red tape upfront wherever these exists in the system.
Inaugurating a Conference on “Model
Building Byelaws-2016” under aegis of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry here
today, Mr. Jung lamented highlighting that builders and real estate developers
have not been able to deliver on their promises and commitments on these two
fronts which cause concern and anxiety to those that have invested in their
hopes to attaining dwelling units.
He called upon the audience present
in the conference to openly resist and fight out corruption and red tape at
various agencies and departments that fall under public and private domain as
the twin evils could gradually disappear from the system if resistance against
these comes up openly from the public at large.
Mr. Jung, however, added that in my
three years tenure as Lieutenant Governor which I completed yesterday, neither
corruption nor red tape was ever seen being surfaced.
“However, it is often noticed that in
public offices and other such departments, corruption and red tape existed
which can be removed with a collective resistance against it. We have a
Prime Minister who sought to clean India and purge it of all its ill wills came
clearer the day he took over the Prime Ministhership of this country could
become objectively yielding provided a unified voice is raised by all concerned
to refuse to be part of value chain that even has a semblance of corruption and
red tape”, he said.
In his welcome remarks, President,
PHD Chamber, Dr. Mahesh Gupta observed that India could achieve its potential
for becoming an economy of scale, it needed a comprehensive and inclusive eco
system for ease of doing business. With this approach, India could
also achieve its objectives of equipping the Aam Aadmi with housing facilities
if not by 2022, certainly beyond it.
Among others who were present on the
occasion comprised Chairman and Co-Chairman, Housing & Urban Development
Committee, PHD Chamber, Mr. Rajeev Talwar and Mr. Manish Agarwal and its Director,
Dr. Ranjeet Mehta who collectively gave a call for building byelaws that can
sustain the vertical and horizontal development of cities like Delhi and
others.
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