Hyderabad Builders Face RERA Scrutiny Over Society Handover Delays

Imagine you buy a house in a new apartment building.

The law says the company that built it must eventually hand over control of the building and its services to the people who live there.

But some builders are taking too long to do this, keeping control of things like clubhouses and maintenance fees.

This is causing problems because residents can't make their own decisions.

The government is stepping in, telling builders to hand over control and follow the rules.

If the builder does not comply with the rules, the builder will have to face consequences.

Some builders are also accused of mismanaging money or delaying projects, and the government is investigating these issues.