Gurugram DC told to ensure residents have free access to all parts of Central Park 2 society

GURUGRAM: Agriculture minister JP Dalal, who heads the grievance committee in the city, don
Monday directed deputy commissioner Nishant Yadav to ensure free access in the society to the residents
of nine towers of Central Park 2 in Sector 48.
Dalal was hearing the complaint of a Bellevue resident who alleged that the developer had divided the
project into two parts and restricted movement of residents from one part to the other. The minister said t
the developer, as per the terms and conditions of licence, cannot divide the society in two parts. The developer did not respond to repeated queries raised by TOI.

He further directed the district administration and town and country planning (DTCP) officials to take
action against the developer if the residents are stopped from using the access. “Central Park 2 is a single
licenced colony and all residents have equal rights, this was confirmed by DTCP officials,” a resident said. “The minister gave clear instructions to the deputy commissioner, DTP enforcement and the police
department to implement the order. They all were entrusted to ensure unhindered access to all the residents, including every inhabitant of towers 1-9,” the official said. “Additional instructions were given to put a government notice board inside the premises with clear message that all the common areas and amenities are available for all the residents of the project . Anyone
obstructing the access of the residents in any form will be liable for strict & immediate police action,” officials said

DC Nishant Yadav had visited Central Park 2 on April 27, where residents alerted him that the developer
has restricted their movement on the premises. They had also alleged that Shweta Estate, the developer, has encroached on the revenue road. “ Since it’s a single licensed society, we have recommended that no one can be differentiated from using common areas,” the DC added.