subject: Affordable Homes Will Have A Positive Result In Pimpri Chinchwad [print this page] Many unauthorized constructions have plenty of to undertake and do with lack of cheap homes in Pimpri Chinchwad, policy makers and civic activists said.
The state government got wind of Pimpri Chinchwad New Township Development Authority in 1972 with reasonable housing to individuals as an objective. However, this aim has been achieved solely partially, specialists said.
The authority was presupposed to implement residential property in Pune for migrant staff and undertake planned development of acquired land. However, an oversized range of unauthorized constructions have taken place on PCNTDA land. Since the last 3 weeks, it's launched a serious drive against illegal constructions on the land it owns.
Madhav Roham, state general secretary, All India Trade Union Congress (AITUC) stated that the PCNTDA has didn't offer affordable property in Pune as per the demand within the past forty years. Industrial staff need to opt for rented accommodation as they can't afford to shop for a house whose value is beyond their capability. Some live in unauthorised constructions.
Mr. Kishore Dhobale, President of Shramik Ekta Mahasangh and coordinator of International Metal Workers Federation stated that the ruling parties and their ministers check up on PCNTDA to create cash. An oversized variety of migrant employees come back from completely different elements of the state and country. They have homes, however cannot afford to shop for a property in Pune due to the high costs beyond their suggests that.
As stated by Mr. Yashwant Bhosale the founder President of Rashtriya Shramik Aghadi, Forunder of Pimpri Chinchwad Annasaheb Magar persuaded native farmers to grant their land to the authority so it may build affordable residential property in Pune for the migrant industrial employee.
But the PCNTDA is doing therefore just for rich individuals rather than the poor staff. Hence, poor industrial staff cannot get a house of their own at reasonable rates and live in rented homes. The authority ought to implement reasonable housing schemes using its bank deposits.
Mr. Suresh Beri, President of citizens group Jagruk Nagarik Manch stated that the authority has earlier implemented reasonable housing schemes at Ganganagar, Sindhunagar and Yamuna Nagar areas. As it is stopped allotting plots for affordable houses 10 years ago it is only allotting plots for commercial use on a large scale.
Divisional commissioner Prabhakar Deshmukh who took over the extra charge as PCNTDA chairman in March said the authority has not implemented reasonable housing schemes in massive numbers. The authority initially developed sectors to produce reasonable housing. However not several housing construction projects were enforced. Instead, it gave plots for construction. It created roads, flyovers, developed playgrounds, and allotted plots for faculties and alternative amenities. However, the authority can create efforts to implement reasonable housing schemes for individuals.
PCNTDAs chief govt officer Mr. Yogesh Mhase said there's a proposal to implement a low-cost township project at Sector 12 on a 53-hectare plot whereby around 5,000 homes are engineered. There's conjointly another proposal to construct homes for low and middle-income group at Walhekarwadi close to Chinchwad.
