Residents of this Noida Extension society allege they were protesting against the builder's non-delivery of basic facilities, when they were beaten up by bouncers hired by the builder and three of the society’s security guards.
Bisrakh police has arrested two security guards of Ajnara Homes, a residential society in Noida Extension, earlier today, as they allegedly beat up residents who were holding a peaceful protest in the society against the builder’s non-delivery of basic facilities. Residents allege they were beaten up by bouncers hired by the builder and three of the society’s security guards.
The two security guards arrested have been identified as Sudhir Chaudhary and Ravinder Kumar.
According to residents, they are peacefully protesting on the premises, when a few bouncers and three security guards emerged, and told them to stop the demonstration. When they refused, they allege the bouncers roughed them up and even used coarse language.
Residents then took the matter to the Bisrakh police, lodging an FIR against the three guards and the unidentified men.
Gaurav Gupta, a resident of Ajnara Homes, told City Spidey that the builder had faltered on providing basic facilities, such as proper security and CCTV cameras.
"Even the firefighting system is not operational, let alone the swimming pool and the club. On top of this, the builder has already taken two years’ advanced maintenance charge from us residents at is Rs 7 per sq ft,” he added.
Residents also said that the builder had not given them completion or occupancy certificates, due to which they had not been able to register their flats. There are more than 150 families living in the society at present.
Ajay Sharma, SO of Bisrakh police station, said that investigation into the case was under way.
