Noida building collapse: Four of family dead, had moved in 3 days ago

Greater Noida: Shiv Kumar Trivedi had in the end purchased his own house, a dream he pursued for years, and moved in three days ago. He had spoken to his father over the telephone to say all was smartly along with his circle of relatives — barely two hours prior to the development came crashing down on Tuesday.
The frame of Shiv Kumar, the Delhi branch supervisor of Kotla Mubarakpur-based Easy Care Integrated Solutions Private Limited, was introduced out from under the rubble on Wednesday night. His sister-in-law Priyanka, mom Raj Kumari, and 18-month-old niece Pankhuri were also dead.

Shiv’s father Surendra Kumar Trivedi was inconsolable as the our bodies of his son and different relatives were fished out one after the other. “I, too, was there with my circle of relatives till the 13th in the similar house. But I left after the pandit fastened the auspicious time for griha pravesh (house warming rite). My son had shifted on the 14th. I spoke to him round 8pm on Tuesday. He was very happy and instructed me everything was high-quality with them,” Surendra Kumar mentioned.

The Trivedis got to understand concerning the development cave in from TV. Shiv’s father realised it was his son’s new house that had caved in when he saw some familiar faces on the TV display screen frantically looking for their family members within the rubble. Shiv Kumar’s brother Ram instructed TOI he referred to as up neighbours within the village and his worst fears came true. Ram and his father Surendra Kumar rushed to the site together with a couple of collegues of Shiv. Shiv, who was unmarried, was supposed to are living in the home with a friend. His mom, sister-in-law and her daughter were in the home to help Shiv with some family chores.

A colleague present at the cave-in site mentioned Shiv was very happy he had managed to shop for a house along with his own source of revenue. “The development have been newly-built when we spoke to the contractor, Qasim. They showed us the documents and we got it registered in March itself,” Surendra mentioned.

The circle of relatives mentioned the price of the flat was about Rs 23 lakh and it was financed thru a loan from a non-public company. “Only a part of the amount was paid in cash. The leisure was financed thru a loan within the identify of Shiv and his mom Raj Kumari. The finance company simply provided the loan,” he mentioned. The documents, together with the deed of the flat, were apparently verified at the Dadri tehsil. “The documents were checked at the tehsil and then, the deed was sealed. We thought everything was high-quality,” Surendra mentioned.

Sources mentioned it was the rather low price of flats within the area that attracted extra consumers. Since the homes fetched low profits, they were constructed with sub-standard materials, they added.

“Everybody can’t come up with the money for a flat value crores in NCR. We are pressured to move in to such flats as this area provides cheaper ones. Do we have now a decision?” requested a resident of Shahberi.

Shiv’s brother identified the home would tremble each time a heavy car handed the world. “We had instructed the contractor again and again to not carry vans within the narrow lane leading to the development,” he mentioned.

Surendra accused the government of turning a blind eye to buildings with inferior quality materials. “How can such buildings arise within the first place? Does no one take a look at what tehsildars do? We have lost everything,” he sobbed.