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GMADA Estate Officer's Assets to Be Seized Over ₹1.4 Lakh Compensation Dues
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Hindustan Times
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The Permanent Lok Adalat in Mohali has ordered the attachment of assets belonging to a GMADA estate officer due to non-payment of ₹1.4 lakh in compensation to Jang Bahadur Singh, a resident of Aerocity, Mohali. The compensation was awarded for failure to provide basic amenities despite property registration in 2018.
- 01The GMADA estate officer faces asset attachment for failing to pay ₹1.4 lakh in compensation.
- 02The compensation was awarded for inadequate basic amenities at a property in Mohali.
- 03The total amount includes original compensation plus accrued interest.
- 04The order was issued by the Permanent Lok Adalat in Mohali.
- 05GMADA officials have not responded to inquiries regarding the case.
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The Permanent Lok Adalat (Public Utility Services) in Mohali has mandated the attachment of movable and immovable properties belonging to a GMADA estate officer due to non-compliance with a compensation order. The officer is required to pay ₹1.4 lakh (approximately $1,700 USD) to Jang Bahadur Singh, a 70-year-old resident of Aerocity, Mohali, who filed a complaint in 2020 regarding the lack of basic amenities such as electricity, water supply, sewage, and roads at his property, despite completing the registry in 2018. The Lok Adalat had previously ordered GMADA to pay ₹1.25 lakh as compensation, which accrued an additional ₹18,125 in interest due to delays. The order to seize the estate officer's assets, including electronic devices and cash, was issued on April 10, 2023. Attempts to reach GMADA officials for comments have been unsuccessful.
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This ruling emphasizes accountability for public authorities in providing basic services, which could influence future complaints and claims by residents.
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