Archive · 15 Jan 2026
73 Gurugram Flat Owners Booked for Illegal Foreigner Accommodation
In Gurugram, police found out that 73 people who own flats in a building called DLF Primus Society were letting foreign visitors stay without filling out the right papers.
The police say it's important to fill out a form called Form-C to keep track of foreign visitors for safety reasons.
Now, these flat owners are in trouble with the law, and the police are investigating.
Everyone who lets visitors stay, like hotels and guest houses, must fill out this form and tell the police.
73 flat owners in Gurugram's DLF Primus Society booked for accommodating foreign nationals without permission.
Police found that the flat owners did not fill out Form-C, which is mandatory for tracking foreign nationals.
An FIR has been registered against all 73 flat owners, and an investigation is underway.
Form-C is required for internal security and monitoring of foreign nationals staying in the country.
All establishments, including hotels and guest houses, must ensure Form-C is filled out and submitted to the police.
- Who
- 73 flat owners in DLF Primus Society, Gurugram
- What
- Accommodating foreign nationals without proper documentation and permission
- When
- Thursday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- DLF Primus Society, Sector-82, Gurugram
- Why
- Failure to fill Form-C and provide information about foreign nationals staying in their flats
- Location
- DLF Primus Society, Sector-82, Gurugram
- Number of Flat Owners Booked
- 73
- Form Required
- Form-C
- Police Station
- Kherki Daula
- Legal Action
- FIR registered, investigation underway