The PMO told the Environment Ministry and the Finance Ministry to gather inputs and prepare comments within five days, the documents show. At the time, Atul Goel, the managing director of the developer Goel Ganga, was the Honorary Joint Secretary of CREDAI’s Pune chapter. The office memorandum was so evidently in favour of real estate developers such as Goel Ganga Developers India Pvt. “If one traces down each of these amendments, the nexus with the private beneficiaries is clearly borne out.” In an email response to HuffPost India’s questions, Atul Goel, managing director of the Goel Ganga Group and a director at Goel Ganga Developers (India) Pvt. However, this time, the lawyers for Goel Ganga referred to a fresh government memorandum passed on 7 July 2017.

Source: Huffington Post May 16, 2019 01:30 UTC