Noida Society Requests Bachelor Tenants To Leave Next To Demolished Twin Towers

Noida, November 15: Local authorities have voiced concern about the possibility of illegal activities in some of the flats, prompting the local authority to issue notifications to bachelor residents to leave premises, according to the posh society in Sector 93A, who said it had been done in the name of harmonious community living and that there was no intention of any moral policing.We have managed the issue with the expectation that these types of accommodations will no longer be available in Emerald Court beginning Jan. 1, 2023, according to the notification.We are hereby advising the owners of these flats to notify the studentsbachelorsguest house managers and have the flats vacated within 30 days from now.It stated that we would not allow such PG accommodations and guest houses to operate from our premises beginning Jan 1, 2023.

It was only necessary to adhere to the laid down rules, according to Uday Bhan Singh Teotia, president of Emerald Court RWA, who said that the law cited in the notice was not new, and that the RWA was getting inquiries about how other residents were handling the society.This announcement was posted in order to see if the society provision has been violated.We haven't asked anyone to leave overnight, but we have given them a two-to-three-month window.According to Teotia, the notice was issued in November, and said that in some instances, a rent agreement for an apartment is made in the name of one individual but that apartment is further sub-let to five, six, or even seven girls.All this cannot be allowed, said Teotia, who was a lead singer in the residents' protest against developer Supertech Ltd, which resulted in the Supreme Court ordering the demolition of the twin towers that were illegally built in Bachelors are often left with the only option: brokers, who charge a lot more money, said Kala Trivedi (26), who previously lived in a society in Noida Sector 46 but has now moved to South Delhi.My landlord told us that he would never again rent it out to unmarried women as we were two girls living in the apartment.

Bachelors and youths are a part of our society and should be mentored if they are detrimental to others.We cannot ignore our responsibilities as social entities, he said, but he said that any business activity such as PG, which involves frequent changes in employees, must be avoided.For the sake of society, proper police checks are required for all such tenants and PGs, according to Singh.Featured Video Of The DayBJP is targeting a new consecutive term in Himachal, and says Exit Polls are conducted.