Gurugram's building will be demolished like the twin towers of Noida, will be demolished in two-three months
To demolish the tower, the same procedure was adopted for the demolition of the twin towers in Noida. For this the twin tower company will be contacted. Negotiations will be held with the officials involved in the demolition so that there is no accident during the demolition of the tower.

The D-tower of Chintels Paradiso Society located in Sector-109 of Gurugram will be demolished within two to three months. Preparation for this will be started from next week itself. The administration is confident that after the report of IIT Delhi, the builder is left with no option. He will not get relief from the court. The incident on February 10 is not ordinary. From the sixth floor to the bottom, the drawing room had collapsed.
To demolish the tower, the same procedure was adopted for the demolition of the twin towers in Noida. For this the twin tower company will be contacted. Negotiations will be held with the officials involved in the demolition so that there is no accident during the demolition of the tower.
The Twin Towers were demolished in just nine seconds. All the debris was left around the towers. In order not to increase the level of pollution in the surrounding areas, preparations were made at many levels. On the same lines, the Gurugram district administration will prepare. Preparations for the formation of committees related to demolition will be started from next week itself. A team of experts will be formed.
Vinod Kataria, senior advocate and president of the District Bar Association, told that if the builder feels that the decision of the administration is not proper, then he can take the matter to the Supreme Court. As in the case of Twin Towers of Noida. The administration has taken a decision based on the report of IIT Delhi. The builder will also have to think before challenging the report. Well, the way is open for him to go to court.
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