2) Not paying the price of land to Maharashtra Government
3) Link to Union agriculture minister Sharad Pawar
4) Using Money Matters, a debt arranger at the heart of the scandal, for some property transactions and now,
5) Violation of environmental laws
The 31-storey Adarsh Housing Society building, which soars over the South Mumbai skyline as a symbol of corruption in India’s bodypolitic, will be razed.
Would you let Lavasa get away by paying a “hefty penalty”?
The Union environment ministry has issued a show-cause notice to Lavasa Corporation, which is constructing a 25,000-acre hill township near Pune, alleging myriad violation of environmental laws. The company, promoted by a clutch of investors led by Hindustan Construction Co, will have to stop construction work immediately.
The notice from the ministry continues a high-profile crackdown by Jairam Ramesh , the environment minister, on violators of India’s hitherto loosely-enforced environmental laws. The high-profile project, described as independent India’s first hill city, may get away by paying a “hefty penalty” according to sources in the environment ministry.
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Hefty penalty should not be taken in such case.. I have not studied the environmental law.. but the right and fair would be done- by demolition of illegal structure and restoration of state of Scenic nature..
ReplyDeleteAt individual level- I suggest that one should not buy any property in lavasa city..
Our objective should be - protecting the natural beauty in the outskirts of pune from concrete jungle and also to encourage & regulate ethical law abiding practises by builders/developers lobby. the developers must be made to suffer the Consequences of what is wrongly done by him...