DG charge dispute sparks tension between Capital Athena residents and builder.
Noida: Tensions escalated at Capital Athena Society after residents raised objections to a one-time deduction of ₹1,500 from each household in the name of DG (Diesel Generator) charges. A meeting was held between residents and the builder to discuss the issue, but residents claimed they were left dissatisfied due to the builder’s response.
According to residents, the builder recently imposed a one-time DG charge of ₹1,500 on every household. Several residents questioned the basis of the charge and sought a detailed explanation regarding its calculation, utilization and approval process.
Residents of Capital Athena Society have raised objections to a one-time ₹1,500 DG charge imposed by the builder. During a meeting over the issue, residents alleged they did not receive satisfactory answers and also claimed threatening behavior.
During the meeting, residents alleged that the builder failed to provide satisfactory answers to their concerns. They claimed that repeated requests for clarity on the levy were met with inadequate responses, leading to frustration among those present.
The situation became more contentious when residents alleged that the builder’s son threatened members of the resident community during the discussion. The allegation has sparked concern among society residents, who said that such behavior is unacceptable and only adds to the growing tension over the disputed charge.
Residents have demanded complete transparency regarding the collection of the DG charge and have called for a detailed account of how the funds are being utilized. They also urged the builder to address residents’ grievances through constructive dialogue rather than confrontation.
कैपिटल एथेना सोसाइटी में ₹1500 डीजी चार्ज को लेकर विवाद गहरा गया है। रेजिडेंट्स ने बिल्डर पर बिना पर्याप्त जानकारी के शुल्क वसूलने का आरोप लगाया है। बैठक के दौरान कुछ निवासियों ने धमकी दिए जाने का भी आरोप लगाया।
The issue has triggered widespread discussion within the society, with many residents seeking accountability and a fair resolution to the matter. They have indicated that they will continue to pursue the issue until satisfactory answers are provided and their concerns are addressed.
Residents seek transparency and resolution
Any additional charge imposed on homeowners should be supported by proper documentation and communicated transparently. Cooperative engagement between the builder and residents is essential for maintaining harmony within the society.
Residents
We are not against paying legitimate charges, but the builder should explain why ₹1,500 has been deducted from every household and provide complete transparency regarding the expenditure.
Resident on condition of anonymity
Many residents attended the meeting hoping for clear answers, but we came back with more questions than before. The concerns raised by residents were not addressed satisfactorily.
Another Resident
The atmosphere during the meeting was tense. Residents were only asking for accountability and clarification. Any form of intimidation or threatening behavior is unacceptable.
Anonymous Resident
We are homeowners and stakeholders in this society. We deserve to be treated with respect and given proper information about any charges imposed on us.
Resident
Residents are united in seeking transparency. We hope the matter can be resolved through constructive dialogue rather than confrontation.
Resident
Apartment Times is continuing to follow this developing story and is making efforts to contact the builder and other concerned parties to obtain their version of events and response to the allegations raised by residents. As of now, the builder’s official response regarding the ₹1,500 DG charge and the allegations of threats during the meeting has not been made public. This report will be updated as and when a response is received. Residents, meanwhile, are awaiting clarification and appropriate action on the issues raised.
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