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     During these two-hour long public sessions, a large number of stakeholders, the  such as
     homebuyers, the promoters,  the  chartered  accountants,  the  advocates  and  other
     professionals        have       joined      this      platform        for     redressal       of     their
     queries/complaints/grievances through direct interface with the Authority. The Authority
     ensures that the queries/complaints/grievances of the stakeholders ranging from project
     registration to execution of the orders of the Authority, are attended by its officers before
     the session and gaps, if any other, are addressed by the Authority and its senior officers
     during the samvaad.


     The  grievances aired by the homebuyers during the Samvaad relate to the listing of their
     complaints for hearing, issuing of recovery certificates, compliance of RERA orders, delays
     in possession, stalled / stuck projects, issues relating to the quality of construction, etc. The
     grievances related to specific projects encompass delays in construction, quality of
     construction, maintenance of projects and such other issues.

     The promoters of registered projects also actively participated  in these  sessions for
     solution of their concerns relating to the extensions of registration, matters pending with
     competent authorities etc.


     Any grievant can participate in ‘RERA Samvaad’ by first registering himself using the
     relevant link on the  web portal of U.P. RERA which first validates the grievances received
     and then lists them for hearing on a specific date. A link for the video conferencing is then
     shared with the grievant for attending the hearing on the scheduled day.




































      All the segments of the stakeholders and the media have widely appreciated this
      consumer friendly platform for addressing the public grievances through video
      conference mode during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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