What to Do When Your Builder Has OC But Won’t Give Possession – A Step-by-Step Guide - 12

 Introduction

If your builder has received the Occupancy Certificate (OC) but is still refusing to hand over possession of your flat, you have strong legal rights to take action. Delayed possession after OC is a violation of both your buyer agreement and RERA laws. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to fight back and claim your rightful possession.

Step 1: Send a Legal Notice to the Builder

The first step is to formally demand possession in writing.

What to Include in the Notice:

Mention that the OC was obtained in January 2025 but possession is still pending.

Cite Clause 17 & 18 of your agreement, which requires possession to be given after OC.

Demand:

Immediate handover of the flat.

Compensation for delay (SBI MCLR + 2% interest as per Clause 15 + 10% penalty under RERA).

Give a 15-day deadline before escalating legally.

How to Send It:

Registered Post (for legal proof).

Email (with read receipt).

Step 2: File a Complaint with MahaRERA

If the builder ignores your notice, escalate to Maharashtra RERA.

Why RERA?

Withholding possession after OC is illegal under Section 18 of RERA.

You can claim interest + penalty for the delay.

How to File:

Go to the MahaRERA Portal.

Submit:

Copy of your agreement.

Proof of OC (if available).

Payment receipts.

Copy of your legal notice.

Step 3: Approach Consumer Court (NCDRC)

If RERA doesn’t resolve the issue, file a complaint under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.

Grounds for Complaint:

Deficiency in service (failure to deliver possession).

Demand compensation + refund with interest.

Step 4: Consider Legal Action

If all else fails:

File a civil suit for "specific performance" (to force possession).

Approach High Court if the builder is acting in bad faith.

Key Points to Remember

✅ Breach of Agreement: The builder must hand over possession after OC (Clause 17).

✅ RERA Violation: Delaying possession post-OC is illegal.

✅ Compensation: You can claim interest + penalty under both your agreement and RERA.

Next Steps:

Send a legal notice immediately.

Preserve all communication (emails, receipts, notices).

Escalate to RERA within 30 days if no response.

#HomeBuyersRights #RERA #DelayedPossession #LegalAction #ConsumerRights

When Builders Go Silent: My Battle for Possession After Full Payment - 11

 

The Dream of Homeownership Turned Sour

For most of us, buying a home is one of life’s biggest achievements—a milestone filled with excitement and hope. But what happens when, after years of saving and careful planning, your builder suddenly stops responding? No updates, no handover, just silence—despite having every last rupee paid.

This isn’t just a hypothetical scenario. This is my reality right now.

Paid in Full, Then Ghosted

A month ago, I completed the final payment for my flat. The builder had assured a smooth handover process, so I expected prompt communication regarding possession.

Then, last week, I paid the entire annual maintenance charges upfront—only to be met with absolute silence.

• No payment receipt for the maintenance fees.

• No update on the possession date.

• No response to calls, emails, or messages.

It’s as if they vanished the moment the last payment cleared.

Why This Is More Than Just an Inconvenience

This isn’t just about delays—it’s about broken trust and financial risk.

1. Legal Obligations Ignored – Builders are legally bound to provide timely updates, especially after full payment.

2. Financial Strain – Delayed possession means extra rent, loan interest, and uncertainty.

3. Total Lack of Professionalism – Ignoring customers after taking their money is unacceptable in any industry.

What I’m Doing About It (And What You Can Do Too)

If you’re in a similar situation, don’t wait—act now. Here’s what I’m doing to escalate the matter:

1. Formal Written Notice

I’ve sent a strongly worded email demanding:

• Immediate issuance of my maintenance receipt.

• A confirmed possession date in writing.

• An explanation for the delay and radio silence.

2. Legal & Regulatory Escalation

If they don’t respond within a set deadline, my next steps will be:

• Filing a complaint with RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) – Delayed possession is a punishable offense.

• Consumer Court Case – For deficiency in service and mental harassment.

• Legal Notice via Lawyer – Sometimes, a legal threat is the only language they understand.

3. Public Pressure

• Social Media Exposure – Tweeting at the builder, tagging RERA, and posting on real estate forums.

• Online Reviews – Warning other buyers about their unprofessional conduct.

A Warning to Future Homebuyers

If you’re planning to buy a property, protect yourself:
✅ Verify RERA registration of the project.
✅ Get every promise in writing – Possession date, penalties for delay, etc.
✅ Avoid bulk maintenance payments before possession.
✅ Document all communication – Emails, payments, calls.

Final Thoughts

Builders cannot treat homebuyers as ATMs—taking money and then disappearing. If enough of us speak up, the system will have to change.

Have you faced something similar? Share your experience in the comments—let’s unite against this malpractice!

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Disclaimer: This post reflects my personal experience. For legal action, consult a professional.

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"Broken Promises & Hidden Charges: My Frustrating Experience with Arihant’s Delayed Possession" - 10

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Introduction

Buying a home is supposed to be a dream come true—a milestone of security and pride. But what happens when the builder repeatedly fails to deliver on promises, hides extra charges, and leaves you in the dark? Unfortunately, this has been my reality with Arihant, a developer whose name ironically means "The Omniscient Lord"—suggesting wisdom and integrity. Yet, my experience has been anything but divine.

The Never-Ending Wait for Possession

As per our agreement, possession was promised in December 2024, with a clear penalty clause for delays. However, the builder later claimed they had taken an extension from MahaRERA. In January 2025, they shared a soft copy of the Occupancy Certificate (OC)—yet, possession still hasn’t been granted even in April 2025.

How did they get OC in January if the project was incomplete?

• When I visited the site on 5th March 2025, I documented pending work—electrical wiring, plumbing, and other critical tasks were still unfinished.

• If the OC was issued in January, why is the builder still working on basic amenities? Was the OC even legitimate, or was it obtained prematurely?

Surprise GST Charges & Lack of Transparency

Today, I received a call from the Arihant team, informing me that an additional amount charged was GST—something that was never mentioned in the initial breakdown. When I questioned this, their response was dismissive.

Why hide GST in the first place?

• Buyers deserve full transparency in payment breakdowns to plan their finances.

• This lack of clarity feels like a deliberate tactic to extract extra money.

Shifting Parking Charges & False Commitments

• On 5th March, the sales team quoted ₹1,50,000 for covered parking.

• Today, over the phone, the team said it’s ₹2,00,000.

• Where is the consistency? This constant change in figures shows zero accountability.

Paid Full Amount + Maintenance, Yet No Possession

• I completed 100% payment a month ago.

• Today, I paid ₹31,200 as annual maintenance—for a flat I don’t even own yet!

• The team assured that if I paid today, they would:

  • Make my flat ready immediately.

  • Share a contact person for possession in 2-3 days.

  • Let me inspect and sign a handover checklist.

Yet, I have no confirmation, no timeline, and no trust left.

Penalty for Delay? Forgotten Conveniently

Since the OC was received in January 2025, but possession is still pending, Arihant is legally obligated to pay a penalty for this delay. But will they? Or will they keep dodging responsibility?

Final Thoughts: A Name Without Integrity

Arihant—a name that signifies divine knowledge and truth—has failed to uphold even basic ethics and transparency. Instead of delivering on promises, they:

• Hide charges (like surprise GST).

• Change costs arbitrarily (parking price hike).

• Delay possession indefinitely despite OC.

• Ignore emails & calls, only responding when pressured.

If you’re considering buying from Arihant, beware. My experience shows a pattern of negligence, false assurances, and financial opacity.

What’s Next?

I will continue to document every interaction, escalate to MahaRERA if needed, and update this post with developments. Builders must be held accountable.

Have you faced similar issues with Arihant or other builders? Share your story in the comments.

"Trapped in Delays: How My Dream Home Turned Into a Builder’s Broken Promise" - 9

 

First Impression, Last Betrayal: When Sales Lies Become Legal Nightmares

I still remember the day I walked into the builder’s office—full of hope. The salesperson greeted me with a warm smile, glossy brochures, and one clear promise: "Your flat will be ready by December 2023."

Trusting them, I paid 10% upfront—only to later discover in the agreement that possession was secretly pushed to December 2024. By then, my money was already locked in, with no way back.

Now, December 2024 has come and gone—yet my home is still a hollow shell of broken assurances.

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The Bait-and-Switch That Cost Me Lakhs

🔹 The Promise: "Move in by Dec 2023!" (Verbal assurance)
🔹 The Reality: Agreement sneakily stated Dec 2024
🔹 The Trap: My 10% payment was taken before I saw the contract

This wasn’t an oversight—it was a deliberate deception.

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Who’s Responsible? The Builder, Not Just the Salesperson

Sales teams represent the company. When they lie, the organisation enables it by:

✅ Training them to oversell
✅ Hiding real timelines in fine print
✅ Refusing accountability when buyers complain

Builders know most buyers won’t fight back after investing lakhs.

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No Possession. No Accountability. What Now?

1️⃣ DOCUMENT EVERYTHING – Emails, calls, promises.
2️⃣ FILE A RERA COMPLAINT – Delays beyond contract date can warrant penalties.
3️⃣ GO PUBLIC – Tag @RERA, consumer forums, and media.
4️⃣ DEMAND COMPENSATION – For rent paid due to their delay.

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A Warning to Future Homebuyers

⚠️ Never pay before reading the full agreement.
⚠️ Record verbal promises (email confirmations, WhatsApp chats).
⚠️ Assume the salesperson’s words mean nothing—only the contract does.

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#BuilderFraud #DelayedPossession #RERAHelp
Have you faced similar delays? Share your story below—let’s fight this together.

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Note: If you're stuck in a similar situation, consult a legal expert immediately. Builders bank on our silence—don’t give them that power.

"The Arihant Builder Scam: How They Systematically Stole ₹20,465 From Me" - 8

When "Transparent Pricing" Became Their Biggest Lie

The Bait-and-Switch Scheme

I signed my agreement with Arihant Superstructure Ltd. believing every rupee was accounted for. What followed was a masterclass in financial manipulation:

• Promised Total: ₹20,45,000

• Actual Charged: ₹20,65,465

• Stolen Excess: ₹20,465

Not an error. A calculated theft.

Their Playbook of Deception

1️⃣ Phantom Charges
"Final adjustments" that never existed in the contract

2️⃣ GST Games
Arbitrary recalculations favoring their pockets

3️⃣ Maintenance Mirage
Inflated fees for services never rendered

4️⃣ The Silence Bet
Banking on homeowners not cross-checking line items

This isn't customer service - it's institutionalized theft.

Arm Yourself Against Their Scams

🔹 Forensic Bill Audits
Demand itemized breakdowns for EVERY payment

🔹 RERA On Speed Dial
File complaints for every unauthorized charge

🔹 Collective Action
Join builder fraud victim groups (DM for links)

🔹 Social Shaming
Tag @ReraAuthority @PMOIndia in your tweets

The Hard Truth

They'll keep stealing until we make theft more expensive than honesty.

#ArihantScamExposed #BuilderFraud #RERAWakeUp

PS: 87% of flat owners don't audit final bills. Be the 13% that stops this loot.

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Fact: Under RERA, builders face 10% penalty for overcharging. Yet Arihant continues unabated. Why?

"How Can Builders Demand Maintenance Charges Before Handing Over Physical Possession? A Homebuyer’s Fight Against Unfair Practices" - 7

# **The Great Indian Homebuyer Scam: Paying Maintenance for a Flat You Don’t Even Own Yet**  

Imagine being forced to pay for the upkeep of a house you haven’t even received the keys to. Sounds absurd, right? Unfortunately, this is the harsh reality for countless homebuyers across India, where builders brazenly demand maintenance charges *months or even years* before handing over possession.  

I recently experienced this shocking injustice firsthand with **Arihant Superstructures** for my flat in **Arihant Aloki Phase III (Flat No. A2-1308)**. Despite not being given possession or completing the mandatory formalities, I received an email **demanding immediate payment of maintenance fees**—**Rs. 31,200 (Rs. 2,600 x 12 months)**—within **15 days**, or face "strict action."  

### **The Audacity of Builders: Pay Up or Face Consequences**  

The email states:  

> *"Any delay in payment attracts delayed payment charges. If no payment is made within the stipulated period, strict action will be taken against the defaulter by the society to be formed, and the Builder will not be responsible for such delay in payment."*  

**Let’s dissect the absurdity:**  

1. **No Possession = No Liability** – How can I be liable for maintenance when I don’t even legally possess the flat?  

2. **Society Formation Farce** – The builder claims a "society to be formed" will take action. But without possession, how is a society even formed?  

3. **Arbitrary Maintenance Calculation** – Who decided the maintenance amount? Where is the transparency? Why should buyers pay without any discussion or audit?  

### **Is This Even Legal?**  

The **Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA)** clearly states that **maintenance charges can only be levied from the date of possession**, not before. Builders cannot force buyers to pay for services they aren’t even availing.  

Yet, **Arihant Superstructures** (and many other builders) are flouting norms, exploiting homebuyers by bullying them into paying unjustified fees.  

### **What Can You Do?**  

1. **REFUSE TO PAY** – Do not give in to illegal demands.  

2. **File a Complaint with RERA** – Every state has a RERA authority where you can escalate such violations.  

3. **Collective Action** – If multiple buyers face the same issue, unite and send a legal notice to the builder.  

4. **Social Media & Media Pressure** – Share your story. Tag consumer forums, housing activists, and journalists. 

### **Final Thoughts**  

This is not just about **Rs. 31,200**—it’s about the systemic exploitation of homebuyers. Builders delay projects for years, charge illegal premiums, and now demand maintenance *before possession*. **Enough is enough.**  

If you’re a homebuyer facing a similar situation, **speak up**. Share this post. Tag **Arihant Superstructures**, **RERA**, and **housing authorities**. Let’s expose these unethical practices and fight for our rights.  

**#HomebuyerRights #StopBuilderFraud #RERA #ArihantScam #ConsumerAwareness**  

*(Have you faced a similar issue? Share your story in the comments! Let’s make this go viral!)*  

**Why This Should Go Viral:**  

✅ **Relatable Issue** – Thousands of homebuyers face this.  

✅ **Anger-Inducing** – Builders exploiting buyers = instant outrage.  

✅ **Call to Action** – Encourages others to share & fight back.  

**Share this now! Let’s hold these builders accountable!** 🚨

A Heartbreaking Experience with Arihant: Broken Promises and Unethical Practices - 6

Dear Readers,  

This is the sixth post in my ongoing series on *Experience Chronicles* (https://experiencechronicles.blogspot.com), where I continue to share my journey with Arihant—a journey that has sadly turned from hopeful anticipation to deep disappointment. For those who have been following my previous posts, you know that this story is not just about a flat but about trust, accountability, and the ethical practices we expect from those we invest in.  

In my earlier posts, I shared how my dream of owning a flat with Arihant began with optimism but quickly turned into a series of frustrating experiences. From delayed timelines to poor communication, the cracks in their promises started showing early on. Today, I share my most recent experiences, which have only added to my disillusionment.  

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### **The Communication Blackout Continues**  

After my last conversation with Kunal from the Arihant team, where I shared my concerns and insights, I hoped for some resolution or at least an acknowledgment. Instead, what followed was a complete communication blackout. My phone calls, SMS, and emails have gone unanswered. It’s as if my concerns no longer matter to them, and I’ve been left in the dark, feeling ignored and disrespected as a customer.  

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### **The Final Payment and Silence**  

On 1 March 2025, I received a demand for the final payment for my flat. Despite the lack of communication and transparency, I fulfilled my obligation and made the payment on 6 March 2025 to the builder’s bank account, as specified in the demand letter. I promptly updated them via email, expecting at least an acknowledgment or confirmation. But once again, silence was the only response.  

This lack of professionalism is not just frustrating; it’s deeply unsettling. When you invest your hard-earned money in a project, you expect basic courtesy and transparency. Unfortunately, Arihant has failed to deliver even that.  

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### **The Site Visit and Deceit**  

On 5 March 2025, I visited the site to check the progress of my flat. What I encountered was shocking. I called Shashi, the site person, who informed me that I needed to check the key with the engineer. When I proceeded, I found that there was no lock on the door—a blatant lie to prevent me from inspecting the progress.  

To make matters worse, Shashi claimed that acid had been put on the floor, another falsehood as there was no evidence of such a thing. This deceitful behavior is not just unprofessional; it’s unethical and deeply disrespectful to a customer who has invested their trust and money.  

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### **The Follow-Up and Continued Silence**  

Today, on 7 March 2025, I followed up on my payment email, hoping for some clarity or communication. Yet again, there was no response. The lack of professionalism and the disregard for basic ethical business practices are appalling. It’s heartbreaking to see how a company can treat its customers with such indifference after taking their hard-earned money.  

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### **A Plea for Accountability**  

This experience has left me heartbroken and disillusioned. I trusted Arihant with my dream, and in return, I have been met with lies, silence, and unfulfilled promises. I share this story not out of malice but as a cautionary tale for others who might be considering investing in Arihant or any other builder. Please, do your due diligence and be wary of empty promises.  

To the Arihant team, I urge you to reflect on your practices. A business is not just about transactions; it’s about trust, integrity, and delivering on your promises. I hope you take this feedback seriously and strive to do better for your customers.  

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### **Closing Thoughts**  

To my readers, thank you for being a part of this journey with me. Your support and shared experiences have been a source of strength. If you have faced similar issues or have advice to offer, please share. Together, we can hold these companies accountable and demand the professionalism and ethics we deserve.  

This is the sixth post in my ongoing series on *Experience Chronicles* (https://experiencechronicles.blogspot.com), and I hope my story serves as a reminder to always stay vigilant and demand better from those we trust with our dreams.  

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"Justice Delayed is Justice Denied: My Fight Against Unfair Builder Practices and Possession Delays" - 5

 When you invest your hard-earned money in a dream home, you expect transparency, accountability, and timely delivery. Unfortunately, my experience with the Arihant team has been anything but that. On 03 March 2025, I had a call with Kunal from the Arihant team regarding the ongoing delay in the possession of my flat. What unfolded during that conversation was not just shocking but also a blatant display of disregard for homebuyers' rights.

During the call, Kunal casually mentioned that they had already taken an extension from Maharera (Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority) without informing flat owners like me. This raises serious questions: How can builders take extensions without informing flat owners? On what basis does Maharera grant such extensions? Are homebuyers merely pawns in a game where builders hold all the power?

To make matters worse, Kunal had the audacity to tell me that if I filed a complaint, my money would only go toward lawyer fees, implying that my efforts would be futile. This is not just unprofessional—it’s shameful. As a homebuyer, I have every right to demand accountability and compensation for the delay in possession, as per our agreement. The builder’s failure to deliver on time is a breach of trust, and I refuse to be silenced or intimidated.

The Real Issue: Builders Taking Advantage of Loopholes

The fact that builders can take extensions from Maharera without informing flat owners is a glaring loophole in the system. Maharera, which is supposed to protect homebuyers, seems to be enabling builders to delay projects without consequences. This raises serious concerns:

• Transparency: Why aren’t flat owners informed about such extensions?

• Accountability: On what grounds are these extensions granted? Are builders simply exploiting the system?

• Compensation: If builders are granted extensions, why aren’t they held liable to pay compensation to homebuyers for the delay?

My Demand: Justice and Fair Compensation

I am not just fighting for my flat; I am fighting for the rights of all homebuyers who are being taken for granted by builders. Here’s what I demand:

1. Transparency in Extensions: Builders must inform flat owners before seeking any extension from Maharera.

2. Fair Compensation: If possession is delayed, builders must pay compensation as per the agreement, regardless of any extensions granted.

3. Accountability: Maharera must ensure that builders are held accountable for delays and that homebuyers’ interests are prioritized.

A Message to Builders and Maharera

To the Arihant team and Kunal: Your dismissive attitude toward homebuyers is unacceptable. We are not just customers; we are stakeholders in your projects. Your failure to deliver on time is a breach of trust, and your attempts to intimidate us into silence will not work.

To Maharera: Your role is to protect homebuyers, not enable builders to exploit loopholes. It’s time to revisit your policies and ensure that homebuyers’ rights are safeguarded.

Join Me in This Fight

If you’re a homebuyer facing similar issues, I urge you to speak up. Share your story, demand accountability, and fight for your rights. Together, we can ensure that builders are held accountable and that justice is served.

Let’s make this viral. Let’s ensure that no homebuyer is silenced or taken for granted. Share this post, tag relevant authorities, and let’s ignite a movement that forces builders and regulators to prioritize homebuyers’ rights.

#JusticeForHomebuyers #ArihantDelays #MahareraAccountability #FightForYourRights

"Arihant Aloki Phase III: Unethical Demand Letters and Delayed Possession – A Call for Justice" - 4

 In a shocking turn of events, Arihant Aloki Phase III has sent me a demand letter including delayed payment charges of Rs 60,359.64, despite the fact that I have always paid on time. The irony is that it is the developer who has delayed the possession of my flat, causing immense financial and emotional stress.

This blog exposes the unethical practices of Arihant Aloki Phase III, where they demand penalties from homebuyers for so-called "delayed payments" while failing to compensate for their own delays in possession. This is a clear violation of the trust and agreements made with homebuyers.

Key Points Covered:

Unjust Delayed Payment Charges: Charging homebuyers for delays that never occurred.

Developer’s Delay in Possession: Over months of waiting, with no compensation for the delay.

Call to Action: Escalating this matter to MAHARERA and other government bodies to demand justice.

Awareness for Homebuyers: Educating others to be cautious and hold developers accountable for unethical practices.

"Arihant Aloki Phase III: Delayed Possession, Unjust Penalties, and a Call for Fair Compensation" - 3

 After years of waiting, Arihant Aloki Phase III has finally received the Occupancy Certificate (OC) for the A2 wing. While this is a step forward, the delay in possession has caused significant financial and emotional distress for homebuyers like me. Despite paying EMIs for over 18 months, I am yet to receive possession of my flat.

What’s even more shocking is the company’s double standards. While they demand payments within 15 days, threatening penalties for delays, they have failed to compensate homebuyers for the prolonged delay in possession, as promised in the agreement. This blog exposes the unfair practices of Arihant Aloki Phase III and calls for justice.

Key Points Covered:

Delayed Possession: Over 18 months of EMI payments without possession.

Unjust Penalties: The company demands payments within 15 days or charges penalties but fails to compensate for their delays.

Compensation as per Agreement: The agreement clearly states compensation for delayed possession, which the company has ignored.

Call to Action: Demand fair compensation and hold developers accountable for unethical practices.

"Arihant Aloki Phase III: Unethical Practices and RERA Violations – A Call for Justice" - 2

 In February 2025, I received an email from Arihant Aloki Phase III requesting me to sign society formation documents before possession of my flat. This raised red flags, as it directly violates MAHARERA (Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority) rules. According to RERA, society formation should only occur after possession is granted and the majority of allottees have taken possession.

This blog exposes how Arihant Aloki Phase III is attempting to bypass legal provisions, potentially depriving homebuyers of their rights and accountability from the developer. I urge all affected buyers and concerned citizens to join me in demanding justice and holding developers accountable for unethical practices. Let’s spread awareness and ensure no one else falls victim to such violations.

Key Points Covered:

RERA Rules Violated: Society formation before possession is illegal.

Developer’s Unethical Practices: Misleading homebuyers and shifting responsibilities prematurely.

Call to Action: Raise this issue with MAHARERA and demand justice.

"Arihant Aloki: From Dream Home to Disappointment – My Real Estate Journey" - 1

 In July 2023, I invested in what I believed would be my dream home at the Arihant Aloki project. Lured by the promises of a swift possession by December 2023, I was shocked to find the agreement stated December 2024. Despite repeated assurances from the sales representative, Dinesh, that I would get possession within three months, I am still waiting. Dinesh has since disappeared, and the current handler, Archana, has gone silent after pushing the possession date to March 2025. Paying EMIs for over 1.6 years without possession has been a financial and emotional burden. This blog exposes the unethical practices at Arihant Aloki and serves as a warning to others. Join me as I share my story and demand accountability in real estate.

Welcoming You to My World of Real Life Experiences

 Hello everyone, and welcome to my very first post!

I’ve created this blog to share my real-life experiences with you—experiences that have shaped my thoughts, my outlook on life, and my interactions with the world around me. Life is full of moments, and I believe there’s so much we can learn from both the good and the bad. Here, I’ll be sharing these stories with you in hopes that they can inspire, inform, and perhaps even help you navigate your own journey.

The Two Faces of Experience: The Good and the Bad

In life, experiences come in all shapes and sizes. Some are uplifting and bring us joy, while others are challenging and can feel like obstacles. However, I believe both types of experiences are valuable.

The Good Experiences:
These are the moments that fill us with gratitude. Whether it’s meeting new people, traveling to beautiful places, discovering new things, or simply experiencing love and kindness, these good experiences remind us of the beauty of life. They make us stop and reflect, appreciating the small and big blessings around us. For these, I’ll always be thankful and share my reflections on how they have shaped my life.

The Bad Experiences:
On the other side, we have the bad experiences—those moments that may bring us pain, frustration, or disappointment. These experiences often challenge us in ways we never expected. But here’s the thing: bad experiences don’t have to define us. We can share these stories not only to warn others, but also to let go of the negative energy they bring. By sharing our struggles, we heal and forgive. I believe in the power of letting go, forgiving, and blessing those moments, so that they no longer hold us back.

Through this blog, I want to create a space where I can express both my gratitude for the good experiences and my reflections on the bad ones. More importantly, I want to share how we can grow from both. I invite you to join me on this journey of learning, reflecting, and living fully, no matter what comes our way.

Thank you for reading. I’m excited to share my journey with you!

Stay tuned for more posts coming soon!