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Haryana RERA Orders Chintels India to Pay ₹4 Crore for Unsafe Project

GURUGRAM: The Haryana Rera has mandated that Chintels India pay over ₹4 crore to a homebuyer from Chintels Paradiso, holding them accountable for significant construction flaws that rendered the project unsafe, as reported by Rao Jaswant Singh. This decision follows multiple inspections after the tragic collapse of Tower D on February 10, 2022, which resulted in the deaths of two residents and revealed serious structural deficiencies throughout the complex. The complaint was lodged by Aruna Garg, a resident of Delhi, who purchased a 4BHK flat in Tower C for over ₹1.8 crore, exceeding the original sale price. After taking possession…

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Gurugram: Three Towers Brought Down at Chintels Paradiso

GURUGRAM: A review meeting of the internal committee for Chintels Paradiso in Sector 109 took place at the DC office on Wednesday. Officials discussed the current status of the demolition efforts at the site, but the proceedings were kept private. A senior official mentioned that neither the builder nor the president of the resident welfare association (RWA) were invited to the meeting, which only covered updates. Rakesh Hooda, president of the Chintels Paradiso RWA, stated they were excluded from the meeting and had not received any minutes regarding the discussion. Officials from the Department of Town and Country Planning (DTCP)…

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CBI Court Denies Clean Chit for Chintal Group CEO

CHANDIGARH: On Wednesday, the special CBI court in Panchkula denied a clean chit to D. Vasudevan, CEO of Chintal Group, and rejected his request to dismiss the charges against him. In his application, Vasudevan’s defense argued that the project was outsourced and executed by various agencies contracted by Chintal Group, thus absolving him of accountability. However, the judge, Rajiv Goyal, ruled that this argument—that Vasudevan’s responsibilities were confined to the administration and management of M/s Chintels India Private Limited—was not persuasive at this stage. Vasudevan maintained that his role as CEO involved overall project management, rather than daily oversight of…