NDMC snaps power, water supplies of former union min Ajit Singh, Azharuddin
15 Sept 2014 4:37 AM IST
‘Power and water supplies have been disconnected to a total 30 houses occupied by former ministers and ex-MPs who are yet to vacate their government accommodations despite being given adequate time to do so,’ said a senior NDMC official adding ‘the action-taken report has been submitted to the Lok Sabha Housing Committee yesterday (Friday).’
Last week, an eviction team, along with police, had faced stiff resistance at former Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh's Tughlaq Road residence when they had gone to take possession of the house.
The Lok Sabha Housing Committee has reviewed the status of allotment of houses to newly-elected MPs.
The official said the exercise to disconnect power and water supplies started since 5 September as
the occupants were given time till 4 September to vacate the houses.
Power and water supplies were cut off in 26 houses in Lutyen's zone by the NDMC while the connection to three houses was discontinued by CPWD. Houses occupied by former MPs Neeraj
Sekhar, Vijay Inder Singla, Avtar Singh Bhadana, Dhananjay Singh and K S Rao are among 30 where power and water connections were snapped.
The defeated MPs were not vacating their government accommodations despite repeated eviction notices and requests since 26 June, said a senior Directorate of Estate official.
The official, however, said that ‘after the launch of power-cut drive, some have vacated. But 15 out of 30 houses are yet to be vacated by their occupants.’
Last week, an eviction team, along with police, had faced stiff resistance at former Civil Aviation Minister Ajit Singh's Tughlaq Road residence when they had gone to take possession of the house.
The Lok Sabha Housing Committee has reviewed the status of allotment of houses to newly-elected MPs.
The official said the exercise to disconnect power and water supplies started since 5 September as
the occupants were given time till 4 September to vacate the houses.
Power and water supplies were cut off in 26 houses in Lutyen's zone by the NDMC while the connection to three houses was discontinued by CPWD. Houses occupied by former MPs Neeraj
Sekhar, Vijay Inder Singla, Avtar Singh Bhadana, Dhananjay Singh and K S Rao are among 30 where power and water connections were snapped.
The defeated MPs were not vacating their government accommodations despite repeated eviction notices and requests since 26 June, said a senior Directorate of Estate official.
The official, however, said that ‘after the launch of power-cut drive, some have vacated. But 15 out of 30 houses are yet to be vacated by their occupants.’
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