Nearly 400 residents hutment left the Supreme Court on Friday that they have not yet booked accommodation in Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC), as promised.

These people who live in areas Khanpur Shahpur and claim they have been hit hard by the project Sabarmati waterfront their home range, which is part of the project. The request was addressed to Justice Buch (Retired) DP.

Justice DP Buch Committee appointed by the Supreme Court to investigate allegations hutment residents suffer from Sabarmati Riverfront Development Project.

These people claim they were promised new homes in exchange for the present but were not given access to any new home.

Baldev Parmar said: “We have been producing proof of identity and address as necessary, but we have not yet been assigned new home, we fear that one morning a bulldozer and AMC will shave our homes .. ”

People Hutment detected the presence of all necessary documents like passport, voter’s card, birth certificate and other documents, and insisted that deserves people’s homes must be properly given.

Most of the inhabitants of the barracks say their names are included in the survey carried out by the CMA in 2002. Reva Jayanti said, “AMC officials visited us to see if we are the true owners of the house.

Then we realized that soon given new homes in the settlements of rehabilitation.

It was more than two years but there has been no progress. “Reva complains that he received two such notices of AMC, which gives it a house, but in vain.

Ramjee Raval residents of Khanpur, argue that the people whose homes do not fall in the waterfront project, and not worthy of the new homes that have already been allocated new homes.

These residents are currently living in shacks their former homes. They said that if the AMC asked to leave, they will object to move until they are moved to new locations. The complaints include those listed in the survey conducted by the CMA in 2002, and those that were not mentioned in the study. The Court announced November 25 as the next date of hearing.

In May this year, nearly 600 huts demolished AMC through the section that came as part of the development project across the river Sabarmati.

Captain Dilip Mahajan, executive director of the Sabarmati Riverfront Development Corporation Ltd, could not be reached for comment.