GURUGRAM: The developer of Chintels Paradiso, where two residents died in a vertical collapse of living rooms on February 10, has written to the government to lift the ban on registries on the company’s other projects.
Chintels India, the developer, claimed to have paid a compensation of Rs 4.5 crore to the affected families and provided alternative accommodations to them. Of the Rs 4.5 crore, Chintels said it had given Rs 3.5 crore to Arun Kumar Srivastava, the owner of D-103 flat whose wife died in the cave-in and who himself was rescued after nightlong efforts. The owners of six flats in Tower D, whose living rooms collapsed that day, were given other flats in the same project and Chintels Serenity, the builder said.
