Kerala governor said Maradu demolitions were an eye-opener
The demolition of flats in Maradu was painful but it should act as an eye-opener to all to follow laws, particularly those related to the environment. After inaugurating the two-day state conference of Credai Kerala on Friday, Kerala governor Arif Mohammad Khan said everyone must adhere to rules and regulations formulated by authorities. The Maradu development has alerted builders to the interests of consumers, since they are the victims, he said. He said real-estate developments have great potential in creating job opportunities, but lack of clarity in many areas and hostile regulations by central and state governments have created uncertainty in the industry. Credai has a great role in urbanisation and limited availability of experts is a challenge, Khan said.
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