Supertech hit the news last year as well as in August 2022, as its nearly 100-metre-tall twin towers, Apex and Ceyane, located on the Noida Expressway were demolished as per the Supreme Court order.
RK Arora, the Supertech real estate developer’s chairperson has been arrested as part of the ongoing investigation of the Enforcement…
The court further stated that the identity of the accused persons are known to the complainant, however, he does not have means to gather or collect evidences against them to prove his claim.
The Saket Court has directed Delhi Police to lodge an FIR against the real-estate major Supertech while hearing a complaint of a man whose possession of the flat at the company's project 'The Romano' in Noida sector-118 was due in 2017 which has not been allotted till date.
Brinkman said the "waterfall implosion" technique was applied for the demolition of towers as lots of residential buildings were also constructed close to the spot.
The Supertech claimed that there was no deviation from the building plan and the building was constructed after making complete payment to the Authority.
To demolish the towers around 3,700 kg of explosives were infused into the two towers.
According to the locals, two drummers have been called outside the Parsvnath Society to play the drums during the demolition exercise.
The towers taller than Delhi's iconic Qutub Minar will be brought down in less than 15 seconds by the waterfall implosion technique.
A seven-member team of Jet Demolitions along with Edifice Engineering will bring down the twin towers with a controlled blast. This will be the tallest towers to be demolished in the country so far.
