MHADA Waives NOC Fees for Eligible Applicants on the Master List - Housing Minister Mr. Atul Save
MHADA Waives NOC Fees for Eligible Applicants on the Master List -
Housing Minister Mr. Atul Save
MHADA Grants Allotment
Letters to 158 Eligible Applicants from the Master List
Mumbai, July 30, 2024: MHADA's Mumbai Building
Repair and Reconstruction Board, regional unit, has granted offer letters to
158 eligible applicants from the Master List of old cess buildings through a
computerized lottery. The letters were distributed by Maharashtra's Housing and
Other Backward Classes Welfare Minister, Mr. Atul Save. During the event, Mr.
Save announced the waiver of the ₹70,500 NOC fee for these eligible winners.
At
the event held at MHADA headquarters in Bandra East today, Mr. Save stated,
"To ensure the allocation of flats to the 265 eligible tenants/residents
from the Master List of old cess buildings, the Board conducted its first
computerized lottery on December 28, 2023. There were 444 flats available for
this lottery. The positive approach of Maharashtra's Chief Minister Mr. Eknath
Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Devendra Fadnavis, and Deputy Chief Minister
Mr. Ajit Pawar enabled us to take this historic and bold decision, which
ensured transparency in the allocation of master list tenements. This decision
allowed us to distribute flats to a large number of tenants/residents from old
cess buildings for the first time through a computerized lottery."
He
further added, "Following requests for re-verification of the documents of
the lottery winners, MHADA re-verified and found 212 out of the 265 applicants
eligible. Allotment letters were issued to 158 of these verified applicants ,
who have submitted the acceptance letters. Document verification of the
remaining 53 applicants is in progress. The remaining 54 applicants were also
urged to submit their acceptance letters," said Mr. Save. "This
historic reform has made the tenement allocation process more transparent and
efficient, reducing complaints from tenants/residents. Long-time tenants/residents
of transit camps are now satisfied to receive their own homes in the heart of
Mumbai," he added.
Mr.
Save also mentioned that in the past year, MHADA has successfully allocated
around 20,000 flats through computerized lotteries in Pune, Chhatrapati
Sambhajinagar, and Konkan divisions. Soon, MHADA's Mumbai Board will conduct a
computerized lottery for the sale of 2,000 flats on the prime locations of the
city. "The government aims to provide housing for all, and under schemes
like Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) and Dhangar Housing Scheme, the
government is providing homes," said Mr. Save.
Meanwhile, speaking on the occasion MHADA Vice President
and CEO Mr. Sanjeev Jaiswal reiterated that the announcement to waive off the
NOC charges will soon be emphasized. He further lauded the support given by the
state government in carrying out the computerized lottery for the master list.
He said, "Under the guidance of
Housing Minister Mr. Save, the rules for allocating flats to eligible
tenants/residents from the old cess buildings on the Master List were
established. A circular regarding the same was issued on December 22, 2023.
Previous resolutions, circulars, and orders were revised to form a part of this
new policy for the allocation of flats from the Master List. The new rules set
limits on the allocation of residential flats and implement a computerized
system for allocation, which is being enforced immediately," stated Mr.
Jaiswal.
Applicants
receiving the allotment letters must fulfill the conditions mentioned in the
offer letter and take possession. Failure to do so will result in the
cancellation of the allocation without prior notice, and the rights on the
Master List will be terminated.
Present
at the event were Mr. Milind Shambharkar, Chief Officer of the Mumbai Building
Repair and Reconstruction Board; Mr. Milind Borikar, Chief Officer of the
Mumbai Board; Mr. Ajit Kawade, Deputy Secretary of the Housing Department, Mr.
Anil Wankhede, Deputy Chief Officer; Mr. Umesh Wagh, Co-Chief Officer of the
Mumbai Building Repair and Reconstruction Board; Mrs. Vandana Suryavanshi,
Co-Chief Officer of the Mumbai Board; and Mr. Laxman Munde, Deputy Chief
Officer.
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