GURUGRAM: Aggrieved buyers of Ramprastha City plots gathered outside H-Rera, protesting against the company for failing to allot land booked between 2006 and 2017. Despite full payments, buyers claim no plot numbers were assigned, and development remains stalled.
Many, now senior citizens, fear the land may be sold to other developers. The buyers’ association, led by Sanjay Jain and Sanjay Arora, accused the company of deliberate delays and misleading assurances.
Complaints were filed with H-Rera, and a letter was sent to chief minister Nayab Saini, urging immediate action against the company to protect buyers’ rights and prevent further fraudulent activities.
According to the buyers’ association, the Ramprastha Group, with its registered office in Sector 44, had booked plots ranging from 200 to 600 square yards in Ramprastha City across multiple sectors, like 92, 93, 95, and 37C and D. “Many buyers, who had paid in full, were issued preliminary allotment letters, but the final allotments never materialised,” said Sanjay Jain, president of the Ramprastha City buyers group.
Despite repeated follow-ups, including personal meetings with company directors and Ramprastha Group Chairman Balwant Singh Chaudhary, no concrete steps have been taken to assign plot numbers or commence development work.
Balwant Singh Chaudhary, chairman of Ramprastha Group, said “We have the funds now and the development work will begin soon. We are working out the things which got stuck due to some reasons. We are committed to delivering the project to allottees”.
