Noida: Senior Congress leaders Rajendra Pal Gautam, Congress in-charge for Uttar Pradesh and Imran Masood, working president of Uttar Pradesh Congress, have assured the Noida HighRise Federation (NHRF) that the long-pending flat registry issue in Noida and metro connectivity to Greater Noida West will be included in the party’s agenda for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. The assurance came during a discussion with NHRF president Nikhil Singhal, who raised key civic concerns affecting thousands of homebuyers and high-rise residents across the region. The Congress leaders also indicated that a detailed action plan on these issues would be presented soon.
Flat registry remains a major concern for homebuyers
During the meeting, Singhal highlighted the difficulties faced by thousands of homebuyers who are still waiting for their flats to be registered. Many families have invested their life savings in their homes but continue to face uncertainty due to pending registrations. As president of NHRF, which represents the interests of over five lakh high-rise residents, Singhal has been taking up these concerns with political parties, government officials and administrative authorities. He has called for a practical and time-bound solution to ensure relief for affected homebuyers.
Metro connectivity for Greater Noida West
Improved metro connectivity to Greater Noida West was another major issue discussed during the interaction. The rapidly growing residential area continues to face public transport challenges, with residents seeking better connectivity to ease their daily commute. Singhal stressed that improved metro infrastructure is essential to meet the transportation needs of the region’s expanding population.
NHRF seeks concrete commitments ahead of 2027 elections
The flat registry issue and metro connectivity are among the most pressing concerns of Noida and Greater Noida West residents. Thousands of families are waiting for a permanent resolution to the registry issue, while improved metro connectivity is essential for the region’s future. We are engaging with political parties and administrative authorities to ensure that these issues receive the priority they deserve. The assurance from the Congress leadership is an important step towards bringing these concerns into the mainstream electoral discussion.
Nikhil Singhal, President, NHRF
NHRF has maintained that civic issues affecting high-rise residents must become a key part of political discussions ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections. The federation will continue to engage with political parties and government authorities to seek practical solutions to these long-standing concerns. Following the Congress leadership’s assurance, residents will now be looking forward to the proposed action plan and specific commitments on flat registrations and metro connectivity.