Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar, on April 12, 2018, said that the state government was giving special focus to Gurugram and that the administration had divided the city into four zones, to boost development. The chief minister was presiding over a meeting of industrialists and real estate developers in Gurugram. As many as 61 complaints related to real estate, were taken up in the meeting, of which maximum were resolved on the spot, an official release said here.
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The chief minister said a number of changes had been made in policies and rules, during last three years. Various projects, which were lying halted for a long period, have been restarted by the present government and these are in the final stages of completion, he said. Khattar said the constitution of a Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority was a big decision, to ensure all round development of the city.
Such a provision would be made applicable in Faridabad also, only if the residents of Faridabad demand so, he said. He said that it has been decided not to undertake further expansion of Gurugram and the present form will be improved. This will reduce burden on Delhi, he said, according to the release. He added that a separate authority was being constituted for the Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway.
