Members of the Belagavi chapter of the Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India (CREDAI), as part of its nationwide programme, took out a silent march protesting against the “corrupt and inefficient system” which allegedly forced Suraj Parmar of Cosmos Group to commit suicide recently.
CREDAI’s Belagavi president Qais Noorani and Secretary Deepak Gojgekar, who led the protest from Rani Chennamma circle to D.C. Office, said Suraj Parmar sacrificed his life while fighting a corrupt and inefficient system. He was one of the prominent names in the real estate in Thane region of Maharashtra and had delivered a good number of landmark buildings across Mumbai and Thane region.
As a mark of respect and to pay tributes to their fellow developer, CREDAI members in Belagavi city kept their offices closed and did not take up construction work for the day.
Offices closed in Hubballi
Our Hubballi Correspondent reports:
Members of CREDAI Hubballi-Dharwad closed their offices on Tuesday in protest against the suicide of Suraj Parmar.
They, including some of the leading real estate developers of Hubballi-Dharwad, marched from Station Road to Mini Vidhanasoudha and Hubballi Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC) via Lamington Road and Kittur Chennamma Circle. The protesters subsequently submitted a memorandum addressed to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to the tahsildar and HDMC officials. In the memorandum, the CREDAI members have urged for ensuring a congenial atmosphere for the administration and real estate developers to work in a spirit of partnership for development of the country.
