GURGAON: The hire deal, which Huda had inked with a tent house to rent out an open area at Gymkhana Club in Sector 29 for industrial use, could also be cancelled, assets mentioned on Tuesday.
The transfer has landed Huda in controversy after club individuals raised question over its legality. The divisional commissioner on Tuesday directed Huda to stop the construction being carried out by the Billu Tent House with an instantaneous effect. The tent home is development a dinner party corridor on the premises of the club.
Divisional commissioner D Suresh on Tuesday held a meet with club individuals, who've been alleging irregularities in the agreement, and directed Huda to the construction paintings and review the deal.
The meet was once attended by Huda administrator Yashpal Yadav, Huda property officer-II Vivek Kalia and individuals of the club. "The agreement, prima facie, is legally not tenable," mentioned Suresh. TOI had revealed reviews on October 16 and 23, highlighting irregularities. According to the agreement, the tent house must pay Rs 35 lakh yearly as hire and make a one-time investment of Rs 45 lakh to build the dinner party, following which it could actually price as much as Rs 9 lakh from non-members of the club for an afternoon's reserving and Rs 6.3 lakh from the individuals.
Neeraj Saluja, a club member who attended the meet, mentioned the agreement between Huda and the tent house was once in violation of theHuda coverage. As according to the Huda rule, non-members of the Gymkhana Club could not be supplied any facility at the club. "The commissioner said only members should be allowed to use the services of the club, and premises of the club cannot be given to non-members on rent," mentioned Saluja.
Vivek Kalia, property officer-II and general secretary of Huda Gymkhana Club, mentioned it was once assumed that the agreement with the tent house was once done after calling a tender. "But the assumption was not correct," Kalia mentioned, including that the Huda would re-verify the info and take appropriate action.
The transfer has landed Huda in controversy after club individuals raised question over its legality. The divisional commissioner on Tuesday directed Huda to stop the construction being carried out by the Billu Tent House with an instantaneous effect. The tent home is development a dinner party corridor on the premises of the club.
Divisional commissioner D Suresh on Tuesday held a meet with club individuals, who've been alleging irregularities in the agreement, and directed Huda to the construction paintings and review the deal.
The meet was once attended by Huda administrator Yashpal Yadav, Huda property officer-II Vivek Kalia and individuals of the club. "The agreement, prima facie, is legally not tenable," mentioned Suresh. TOI had revealed reviews on October 16 and 23, highlighting irregularities. According to the agreement, the tent house must pay Rs 35 lakh yearly as hire and make a one-time investment of Rs 45 lakh to build the dinner party, following which it could actually price as much as Rs 9 lakh from non-members of the club for an afternoon's reserving and Rs 6.3 lakh from the individuals.
Neeraj Saluja, a club member who attended the meet, mentioned the agreement between Huda and the tent house was once in violation of theHuda coverage. As according to the Huda rule, non-members of the Gymkhana Club could not be supplied any facility at the club. "The commissioner said only members should be allowed to use the services of the club, and premises of the club cannot be given to non-members on rent," mentioned Saluja.
Vivek Kalia, property officer-II and general secretary of Huda Gymkhana Club, mentioned it was once assumed that the agreement with the tent house was once done after calling a tender. "But the assumption was not correct," Kalia mentioned, including that the Huda would re-verify the info and take appropriate action.
Huda asked to stop Gymkhana banquet hall construction
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