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Noida Residents Protest Over Long-Pending Property Registries

Residents from 32 housing societies across Noida s 7X sectors (74 to 78) and Sectors 141, 167, and 137 staged a protest on February 9, demanding immediate action on pending property registries. Frustrated homeowners voiced their concerns within their societies, urging the government to intervene and resolve the long-standing issue. One Lakh Property Registries Stuck in Noida Currently, around one lakh property registries remain unresolved in Noida, with nearly 25,000 cases concentrated in the 7X sectors and surrounding areas. This has impacted over 1.5 lakh homebuyers, leaving them in legal limbo despite fulfilling their financial obligations. Affected homeowners have called upon the chief minister to step in and facilitate a quick resolution. They are also pushing for the implementation of the Amitabh Kant Committee Report, which suggests de-linking the homebuyers property registrations from developers' dues. This measure would allow property registrations to proceed without being held up due to builders outstanding payments. Protests Spread Beyond Noida Beyond local demonstrations, 16 residents from Skytech Matrott in Sector 76 took their protest to Prayagraj, where they attended the Mahakumbh and displayed banners advocating for immediate action on the registry issue. This follows an earlier black flag protest on January 26, 2025, where residents also expressed their grievances. Meanwhile, homeowners in Supertech Eco Village 1 and 2 have voiced strong dissatisfaction with the professional appointed by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). They allege that despite a three-year delay, no substantial steps have been taken to resolve the issue, further aggravating the situation. Residents Demand Strict Action Against Defaulting Builders Homebuyers insist that authorities should recover outstanding dues from builders by auctioning their land, projects, or private properties. They demand a permanent resolution to prevent similar issues in the future and are urging strict legal action against defaulting developers. The increasing frustration among Noida residents highlights the urgent need for policy changes and decisive action to ensure timely property registrations, protect homebuyers' rights, and hold builders accountable for their financial liabilities.