The township had come into the spotlight in early March after a large yellow board listing defaulters was installed outside the main gate. The notice not only named residents but also outlined penalties – food deliveries from apps like Zomato and Swiggy, car washing, and even domestic help services could be suspended until payments are cleared. The township, which offers independent floors, villas and residential plots worth more than Rs 2 crore, faced unpaid maintenance worth around Rs 45 lakh. Some residents have argued that they pay privately for guards while still being billed for common security expenses. “Even with charges for security guards, the maintenance per month is nominal, between Rs 1,100 to Rs 1,350 per month.

Source: Indian Express April 05, 2026 09:21 UTC