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Disgruntled homebuyers unite to fight for their rights, hold protest at Jantar Mantar
Over 750 homebuyers protested at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi, against Supertech Limited for delaying their homes. The protest, organized by buyers of Supertech projects, addressed issues such as delayed possession, incomplete projects, and registry problems. The homebuyers demanded support from NBCC, a forensic audit of Supertech Limited, the removal and arrest of the promoters, and no cost escalation for existing buyers. The protest highlighted the plight of homebuyers who have paid significant amounts but are still waiting for their homes. Many protesters have been fighting for their rights through various courts and forums, including NCLAT, Supreme Court, and RERA. The protestors submitted their demands to key government officials, including the Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of India, seeking justice and resolution of their long-standing issues.