House arrest at Trump Towers? Gurugram resident accuses M3M Builders of disabling his lift call button | Today’s news
Varun Suhag, a resident of Trump Towers, Sector 65, Gurugram, alleged that he and his family were put under “house arrest” by M3M Builders and management.
Suhag, who lives with his family including an aging mother and a one-year-old child, accused the management of disabling his lift call button and stopping the delivery of goods and services to his flat.
According to reports, a 3 BHK apartment in Trump Towers is approx ₹12 lakhs while it costs 4 BHK ₹18 million.
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‘Put under house arrest’
In X’s post, Suhag shared a video and a WhatsApp message he allegedly sent to Pankaj Bansal, the manager of Trump Towers.
“I, the owner of Flat No. 36C, Trump Towers Delhi NCR, Sector 65, Gurugram, have been placed under house arrest by M3M Builder and Management, Mr. Pankaj Bansal,” he wrote in X’s post.
What did Varun Suhag claim?
In a WhatsApp message to Pankaj Bansal, Varun Suhag commented that his weekend was not good due to the lack of “calm and free access” to his apartment.
“I have been informed (rightly or wrongly) by your staff that at your direction they stopped the entry of my personal belongings, goods, services and delivery men, guests, my personal vehicles and vans into my apartment 36 C,” he wrote in the message.
Suhag also claimed that the lift call button on his floor “has been disabled, which is not only causing me inconvenience but is a direct threat to the safety of my family”.
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“I have to call the help desk to send an elevator and the average wait time is 30 to 40 minutes, which I have documented,” he said, adding that his mother is a heart patient and his young child could need immediate medical attention. “I hope you understand what a 30 to 40 minute delay can mean for a medical emergency.
‘Please fix these issues’
Suhag gave Bansal the benefit of the doubt and said, “Now all this could have happened without your knowledge, by the deliberate and independent actions of your employees, but now it is in your knowledge and you will be directly responsible for the inconvenience caused and any safety risks to me and my family.
When Suhag asked him to resolve the issues, he said, “…give me peaceful and free access to my apartment, otherwise unfortunately I have to seek legal redress against you as the owner of M3M.
“It is not my wish, but I cannot make my family uncomfortable and put their lives at risk. I am sure you will appreciate my position,” he added.
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What is the latest update?
In the last update, Suhag said that the lift has been activated for him
“Thanks to the support of all the builders he sent someone and activated the elevator now,” he wrote in the comments section. “I will fight it; I will not let them escape.”
