Ghaziabad News: Low-income families now have the opportunity to secure affordable flats along the Delhi-Meerut Expressway, with prices ranging from Rs 5.5 to 12.5 lakhs in Ghaziabad’s Siddharth Vihar.
The Uttar Pradesh government, in partnership with Prateek Group, has introduced a new housing project named ‘Prateek Aurelia’ in Siddharth Vihar. This initiative aims to provide housing for economically weaker sections (EWS) and low-income group (LIG) families as part of the state’s township scheme.
With an investment of Rs 125 crore, the project is set to address the growing demand for homes among EWS and LIG families. Pratik Tiwari, Managing Director of Prateek Group, expressed enthusiasm for the launch, stating it will significantly benefit those in need.
Under this project, flats for EWS families will be available for Rs 5.35 lakh, while LIG families can purchase a flat for Rs 12.58 lakh. Located within the broader Prateek Grand City Township, which spans 40 acres, the development will feature modern amenities such as parking, green spaces, a senior citizen area, a children’s play area and a multipurpose room.
In separate news, the controversy involving Mahant Yeti Narasimhanand’s objectionable remarks on Prophet Hazrat Muhammad continues to escalate. Following protests by the Muslim community on Friday, a large crowd gathered near the Dasna Devi temple late at night. Police promptly dispersed the gathering and registered a case against Yeti supporter Anil Yadav for releasing an inflammatory video. Additionally, over 150 individuals were booked for assembling near the temple without permission.
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The police have implemented Section 163 of BNS, prohibiting protests without approval. Despite warnings from Yeti’s supporters against burning his effigy, the Muslim community has planned a demonstration at the Collectorate. Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind has lodged a formal complaint with Delhi Police against Yeti Narasimhanand, accusing him of inciting anger within the Muslim community with his remarks. Jamiat President Mahmood Madani has written to Home Minister Amit Shah, seeking intervention in the matter and cited a previous provocative speech made by Narsinghanand in 2022.
