Were officials who cleared illegal buildings ever held accountable, asks Telangana HC

The Telangana High Court questioned officials regarding approvals for illegal constructions on government land. Residents of Patelguda village had their homes demolished by HYDRAA. A later survey confirmed the lands were private patta lands. Despite this, municipal authorities are refusing building permissions. The court has directed respondents to file counters and will hear the matter again. Source...

UP-RERA says over 1.15 lakh units available across Uttar Pradesh

UP-RERA has advised homebuyers and investors to make property purchase decisions after verifying project details and assessing their financial capacity. The authority said more than 1.15 lakh residential and commercial units are currently available across Uttar Pradesh, and buyers should not act under pressure created by claims of stock shortage or imminent price hikes. Source link...

Delhi home minister says buildings lacking fire safety NOC, other approvals to be sealed

Following a fatal fire in Malviya Nagar, Delhi Home Minister Ashish Sood announced that all buildings lacking required fire safety and other permissions will be sealed. An immediate city-wide enforcement drive and a crackdown on illegal hotels have been ordered. The tragedy highlighted serious violations at a B&B establishment, prompting a comprehensive inspection of similar facilities. Source...

ED arrests Earth Infrastructures' promoters in ₹2,004-crore fraud case

Four promoters of Earth Infrastructures Ltd. were arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in a Rs 2,004-crore homebuyer fraud probe. Over 19,000 buyers and investors were allegedly defrauded as projects remained incomplete. The ED claims Rs 467 crore was siphoned off, with proceeds used to acquire assets. Investigations stem from Delhi Police FIRs and an SFIO complaint. Source link...

NCLAT offers Supreme Housing final chance to settle Canara Bank dues

Supreme Housing promoters have a final opportunity to settle their debt with Canara Bank. The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal has ordered a deposit of ₹460 crore by June 13. This is the third chance for the company to resolve its financial obligations. Failure to meet this deadline will allow the insolvency process to proceed. Source link...

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