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More than a dozen palm trees were again transplanted outside the ground-floor apartment of Shrikant Tyagi on Tuesday, nearly two months after the now-jailed politician was caught on camera allegedly assaulting a woman resident of his society in Sector 93B for objecting to the plantation.
The well-grown palm trees, around 15 in number, were transplanted in Grand Omaxe society's common area in the backyard of Tyagi's apartment even as the local police officials remained deployed there on duty.
While the residents of the society who had objected to the plantation in the common area in August expressed concern once again on Tuesday, a team of Noida Authority officials rushed to the spot in the afternoon and warned the Tyagi family to have the trees removed in two days or the officials would be forced to “remove the encroachment” themselves.
Tyagi, who flexed political connections and claimed association with the ruling BJP, was caught on camera assaulting a woman co-resident of the society in the first week of August. He was also heard hurling expletives at the woman, who objected to the plantation by him in common area. Later, an FIR was lodged and he remained at large for four days before being arrested and booked under the Gangsters Act and other relevant IPC sections.
He is currently in jail and the matter for bail is in the Allahabad High Court.
“Yes, the trees have been planted today and we have raised our concerns. The police have remained deployed in the society since last month. Since it was a working day and many of the residents who usually come out for common causes were away at work, there was not much resistance to the plantation today. The residents, of course, are concerned but there is no panic. The other activities are continuing in the society as usual,” Avinash Mathur, president of Grand Omaxe apartment owners association, told PTI.
The Noida Authority team, led by Additional CEO Praveen Mishra, inspected the site and issued a warning to the Tyagi family to “remove the encroachment” within two days, else it would be forcefully removed, an official said.
The warning was also issued to other residents of the society who also appeared to have encroached common areas, the official added.
According to officials, in the wake of the whole episode in August, the Noida Authority had issued encroachment notices to around 300 residents of Grand Omaxe.
The authority had bulldozed a portion of the porch constructed by Tyagi and removed the palm trees in August, citing violation of rules.

Shrikant Tyagi case: Palm trees again planted by his family in Noida society

The authority had bulldozed a portion of the porch constructed by Tyagi and removed the palm trees in August, citing violation of rules.

Shrikant Tyagi Latest News Update&nbsp; : More than a dozen palm trees were again transplanted outside the ground-floor apartment of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/not-absconding-says-shrikant-tyagi-as-he-moves-surrender-plea-reports-1659969504910">Shrikant Tyagi</a> on Tuesday, nearly two months after the now-jailed politician was caught on camera allegedly assaulting a woman resident of his society in Sector 93B for objecting to the plantation.
The well-grown palm trees, around 15 in number, were transplanted in Grand Omaxe society's common area in the backyard of Tyagi's apartment even as the local police officials remained deployed there on duty.
While the residents of the society who had objected to the plantation in the common area in August expressed concern once again on Tuesday, a team of Noida Authority officials rushed to the spot in the afternoon and warned the Tyagi family to have the trees removed in two days or the officials would be forced to &ldquo;remove the encroachment&rdquo; themselves.
Tyagi, who flexed political connections and claimed association with the ruling BJP, was caught on camera assaulting a woman co-resident of the society in the first week of August. He was also heard hurling expletives at the woman, who objected to the plantation by him in common area. Later, an FIR was lodged and he remained at large for four days before being arrested and booked under the Gangsters Act and other relevant IPC sections.
He is currently in jail and the matter for bail is in the Allahabad High Court.
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&ldquo;Yes, the trees have been planted today and we have raised our concerns. The police have remained deployed in the society since last month. Since it was a working day and many of the residents who usually come out for common causes were away at work, there was not much resistance to the plantation today. The residents, of course, are concerned but there is no panic. The other activities are continuing in the society as usual,&rdquo; Avinash Mathur, president of Grand Omaxe apartment owners association, told PTI.
The<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/from-high-rise-to-dust-supertech-s-noida-twin-towers-demolished-1661677906931"> Noida Authority</a> team, led by Additional CEO Praveen Mishra, inspected the site and issued a warning to the Tyagi family to &ldquo;remove the encroachment&rdquo; within two days, else it would be forcefully removed, an official said.
The warning was also issued to other residents of the society who also appeared to have encroached common areas, the official added.
According to officials, in the wake of the whole episode in August, the Noida Authority had issued encroachment notices to around 300 residents of Grand Omaxe.
The authority had bulldozed a portion of the porch constructed by Tyagi and removed the palm trees in August, citing violation of rules.

Starting Tuesday, Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders for Covid-19 patients in home isolation with a refundable security deposit of Rs 2,500, officials said...

Covid-19: Now Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders. Here's how?

Starting Tuesday, Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders for Covid-19 patients in home isolation with a refundable security deposit of Rs 2,500, authority officials said

Now Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders. Here's how?

Starting Tuesday, Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders for Covid-19 patients in home isolation with a refundable security deposit of Rs 2,500, officials said. The cylinders will have to be returned within 7 days and refilling charges will be ₹300.
The initiative is part of an ongoing effort of Noida Authority with support from the Adani Group, which has provided it with 100 five-litre capacity oxygen cylinders, they said.
The authority had recently started the facility for refilling oxygen in empty cylinders for patients in isolation centres through RWAs and Apartment Owners Associations amid a surge in demand due to the pandemic.
While the move brought relief to many people, trouble continued for several who found it difficult to arrange empty oxygen cylinders that were required to avail the facility.

Starting Tuesday, Noida residents can get new oxygen cylinders for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> patients in home isolation with a refundable security deposit of Rs 2,500, officials said. The cylinders will have to be returned within 7 days and refilling charges will be ₹300.
The initiative is part of an ongoing effort of Noida Authority with support from the Adani Group, which has provided it with 100 five-litre capacity oxygen cylinders, they said.
The authority had recently started the facility for refilling oxygen in empty cylinders for patients in isolation centres through RWAs and Apartment Owners Associations amid a surge in demand due to the pandemic.
While the move brought relief to many people, trouble continued for several who found it difficult to arrange empty oxygen cylinders that were required to avail the facility.
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Noida's first musical fountain all set to mesmerize visitors

In a first for Noida, a musical fountain is all set to enthrall the public at the medicinal park located at Sector 91, starting today.
The site will open to the public, every evening from 7 pm. While there will be no entry fee, only a limited number of people, that is 75, will be allowed at a time keeping the Covid-19 pandemic in mind, the Noida Authority CEO said.
A music and sound show with different themes on legendary personalities and messages will be organised at the medicinal park, which is a part of the Biodiversity Park on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.

In a first for Noida, a musical fountain is all set to enthrall the public at the medicinal park located at Sector 91, beginning Tuesday.
The site will open to the public, every evening at 7 pm. While there will be no entry fee, only a limited number of people, that is 75, will be allowed at a time keeping the Covid-19 pandemic in mind, the Noida Authority CEO said.
A music and sound show with different themes on legendary personalities and messages will be organised at the medicinal park, which is a part of the Biodiversity Park on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.

In a first for Noida, a musical fountain is all set to enthrall the public at the medicinal park located at Sector 91, beginning Tuesday.
The site will open to the public, every evening at 7 pm. Though entry is free, only a limited number of people, that is 75, will be allowed at a time keeping the Covid-19 pandemic in mind, the Noida Authority CEO said.
A music and sound show with different themes on legendary personalities and messages will be organised at the medicinal park, which is a part of the Biodiversity Park on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.

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