Panel to enquire into running of commercial activities in SIDCO Shivalik Apartment

By Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, NOV  28

The Deputy Commissioner, Gurgaon Mr Shekhar Vidyarthi today constituted a five-member committee to enquire into the issue of running commercial activities like guest houses and company offices in SIDCO Shivalik Apartment of IMT, Manesar.

          Mr Vidyarthi was presiding over the monthly meeting of District Grievances Committee  as the Chairman of the Committee, Ms Sharda Rathore, Chief Parliamentary Secretary could not make it to the meeting because of her sickness. Out of 15 applications of grievances put up in the meeting, a majority of these were redressed on the spot by the Deputy Commissioner.

          In today’s meeting, the Resident Welfare Association (RWA) of SIDCO Shivalik Apartments, Sector 1, IMT Manesar complained that commercial activities like guest houses and offices of companies were being run illegally in their apartments. Due to these activities, the  atmosphere of the apartments has been spoiled to the extent that usually residues of even urine can be seen in lifts. Moreover, cases of theft and breaking of locks of houses have increased. At this Mr Vidyarthi constituted a five member committee consisting of Deputy General Manager, HSIIDC (IMT Manesar) Mr Divya Kamal, representative of RWA Ramphal Yadav, ACP Manesar, General Manager,  District Industries Centre and nominated member of the committee Bhim Vasudev. The Committee will enquire into the matter and submit its report to the Deputy Commissioner within 15 days.

          Another committee of four members was constituted to take first hand information of the problems of village Ramgarh Dhani. This committee consists of Senior Town Planner and Executive Engineer of Municipal Corporation Gurgaon (MCG) alongwith two nominated members of the grievances committee namely Ranjeet Singh Yadav and Raj Kumar Jain. A resident of Ramgarh Dhani had complained that their village lies in ward-25 and is surrounded by a number of housing projects of private builders. The MCG officials said that the village lies in an unapproved area so development works cannot be taken up. As Mr Vidyarthi was not satisfied with the reply, he constituted a fact finding committee.

          Regarding complaint of telecom tower in local Harinagar, the Joint Municipal Commissioner Anju Chaudhary said  in the meeting that the MCG has got survey conducted and found that there are 380 towers in district Gurgaon. None of them comply with the norms of MCG. Therefore they were issued notices but the tower owners challenged it in the court. Therefore, the matter is sub-judice. However, the complainant has been provided relief to the extent that flow of waste water from the generator set of the tower into complainants’ house has been stopped.

          The matter of a private school demanding donation for giving admission in pre-nursery class was deferred to next meeting because of absence of complainant. However, the District Education Officer reported that the complainant had not applied to admit  his children to that school. In case of charging of  fee from a Scheduled Caste student by a private school of sector-7, the Deputy Commissioner directed that let the Principal present his views before the committee in next meeting. In the complaint regarding construction of a room using boundary wall of Government Primary School Rathiwas Jat and leaving windows towards the school, it was informed by the District Development  and Panchayat Officer Alka Chaudhary that the room has been demolished. But Mr Vidyarthi directed the District Education Officer to pull up the Principal for this laxity and seek his explanation.