Updated On: 08 October, 2009 07:29 AM IST | | Varun Singh
Winners of the MHADA scheme may lose out on their houses, as the lottery system comes under scrutiny, but those on waiting list see a ray of hope
Winners of the MHADA scheme may lose out on their houses, as the lottery system comes under scrutiny, but those on waiting list see a ray of hope
The Bombay High Court stay order on the distribution of the 3,863 MHADA flats on Tuesday after a PIL alleged fault in the lottery system was a dampener for the allottees, who may not get the houses, but it has raised hopes for candidates on the waiting list.
'I want my house'
Priyanka Salgaonkar, resident of Dadar, allotted flat in Pratiksha Nagar, Sion
I have already paid 25 per cent of the amount. Why should I not get my flat? I want my house, as I did nothing wrong. MHADA should have checked their lottery software, which has allotted more than one house to around 60 people.
'What about my loan?'
Kasim Shaikh, resident of Saki Naka, allotted flat in Ghatkopar under the journalist quota