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GURUGRAM: Revenue officials in Gurugram have been accused of violating laws and official directives by conducting questionable property registrations despite a ban imposed by the Town and Country Planning Department (TCP).
The case involves the Bristol Hotel-cum-commercial complex on MG Road, where a property registry was executed on December 29, 2025, allegedly against TCP instructions.
As a result, TCP Director Amit Khatri has suggested legal action against Naib Tehsildar Narendra for registering the deed with malicious intent, as outlined in a letter dated January 29 addressed to the Financial Commissioner of Haryana’s Revenue Department. This registration took place despite prior written prohibitions on any transactions related to the property.
The complex occupies land designated under khasra numbers 107, 108, 110/3, 112/1, and 113/1 in Sikanderpur Ghosi village, where Change of Land Use (CLU) permission was granted in 1995 for hotel-cum-commercial purposes. However, the department claims the CLU conditions were breached, as units were sold without the necessary license under the Haryana Development and Regulation of Urban Areas Act, 1975.
In response, the District Town Planner (Enforcement) issued a show-cause notice on December 8, 2025, followed by a directive on December 9 barring any further transactions related to the property, which was ignored during the December 29 registry.
Additionally, property registrations linked to Ansal Buildwell in Sushant Lok-III are under scrutiny amid accusations of further violations of TCP’s directives, with multiple deeds reportedly registered at the Wazirabad tehsil despite clear prohibitions. This investigation is ongoing under the oversight of the SDM in Badshahpur.
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