Greater Noida: Residents of Himalaya Pride claim that Tower E obstructs the walkway.

Residents of the Himalaya Pride society in Greater Noida claim that the builder obstructed their walkway, added two floors between towers A and B and renamed it tower E. As a result, they must walk an extra 100 meters per day. While officials await a ground report, they have filed a complaint with the Greater Noida Authority.
“This E tower was not in our layout plan, which the builder showed us in 2012,” tower A resident, Naresh Nautlyal, explained. When we bought our flat, this was our green area for entry and exit.
He went on to say that after the E tower was built, the builder installed gates and latched them, restricting movement and forcing residents to take the longer route.
The society currently has 1,172 residents and four towers—A.B., C.D., and E. The walkway blockage has impacted nearly 200 flat residents.
The illegal tower was built in 2016 by the builder, who has released three different brochures at various times, the most recent of which mentions a new tower in 2015. “Residents moved into their apartments in 2018,” Nautiya said.
Mahendra Thapliyal, another resident, stated, “I read in the newspaper about the change in the original plan in 2015.” | had filed a formal complaint with the appropriate authorities. However, the authority stated that I am the only buyer who is opposed to it. Tower E was unknown because no one lived in the area at the time. The authorities have started an investigation, but it should have started sooner. ”
“The tower appears to be illegal to me,” said Amandeep Duli, GNIDA’s additional CEO. However, following a visit to the society, the head of planning will prepare a report that I will receive on Tuesday. Based on this, GNIDA will decide whether to seal the tower or penalize the builder.
“The builder noted that there are no disruptions on its part and that the tower is legal, trying to add that an OC for tower E has been collected.”