Chetan Dutta, a representative of Edifice, said that Supertech Twin Towers destruction in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, was a complete success.
Declaring his feelings “The destruction was 100% successful,” Dutta stated of the structure, which stood about 70 metres distant. The entire structure was destroyed in 9–10 seconds.”
Edifice Official said, “There were 10 individuals on my team, seven international professionals, and twenty to twenty-five from Edifice Engineering.”
He further said, “100% of our output was a success. After the explosion, we were in the tower weeping. Emerald Court, which is absolutely safe, was our first worry.”
Supertech argued that the building plans for the project, which included the two towers, were “approved by the Noida Authority in 2009, which was strictly in accordance with the then-applicable Building Bye-laws announced by the State Government” as the twin towers in Noida were reduced to rubble on Sunday.
The property developer stated that although it complies with the ruling of the Supreme Court, no changes to the original development design were made, and the building was only started after complete payment to the Authority.
According to the developer’s statement, “Noida Authority authorised the Project’s development plans in 2009, including the two towers, strictly in compliance with the State Government’s then-current Building Bye-laws. After making complete payment to the Authority, the Building was erected without deviating from the Building Plan. The two towers will be demolished as a result of the Hon’ble Supreme Court’s technical findings that the construction was not adequate. We respect the rulings of the Supreme Court and are dedicated to carrying them out.”
Additionally, it stated that a “world-renowned organisation” had been chosen to handle the demolition job.
In its ruling, the Supreme Court upheld the Allahabad High Court’s directive that Supertech must pay for the buildings’ demolition.
The statement read, “We have given the demolition job to a globally recognised company, Edifice Engineering, which has competence in carrying out safe destruction of high-rise structures.
However, Supertech reassured the house purchasers that all other projects will go as planned and will not be impacted by the Supreme Court’s judgement.
