Mayor denies claim of illegal floor at councillor’s home
Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) mayor Firhad Hakim refuted the claims of regularising an ‘illegally constructed floor’ of a building owned by the councillor of ward 109 in Santoshpur.
Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) mayor Firhad Hakim refuted the claims of regularising an ‘illegally constructed floor’ of a building owned by the councillor of ward 109 in Santoshpur.
Assuring all help to the residents of the tilted building at Baghajatin, mayor of Kolkata Municipal Corporation Firhad Hakim alleged that disaster had been brought by usage of wrong methodology for lifting the building.
Mayor Firhad Hakim today inaugurated the renovated Chetla Boys' School, where along with Bengali, English medium has also been introduced.
State minister and Kolkata mayor Firhad Hakim, who has come under attack from the BJP for his purported remarks about Muslims eventually becoming a ‘majority’, on Sunday asserted his strong belief in secular and patriotic values.
The veteran politician has also raised questions in connection with the incident at R G Kar Hospital.
The councillor, who had achieved a hat-trick in the last civic polls pointed out that such information is needed by the councillor who can play a crucial role in development of those gifted land parcels into proper roads.
Mayor of KMC and the local MLA, Firhad Hakim visited the area and expressed possibilities of power theft recommending action against those involved in the illegal activity.
The agency is supposed to handle the processing plant for 10 years. According to Mr Hakim, such waste that is a burden for the civic body, now would be a crucial source of income for the KMC in future.
The news has come as a concern to many and taking cognizance of the situation, the Kolkata Municipal Corporation is taking initiatives to address it.
The announcement comes after complaints from flat owners. “It has been observed that without obtaining the completion certificate, possession is being given.
