ALT Buyers may feel: “What if I cannot sell my flat after filing an FIR?” The truth is — you already cannot sell. Why? FIR not a crime — every1 right. the way to report fraud, extortion, n arbitrary interest demands. On the contrary, a crushing interest liability on our families and children. Letting the builder extract huge interest and escape accountability is the real crime against our own families. ❌Because, arbitrary escalated interest liability hanging on every flat ❌Because, arbitrary escalated transfer charges, imposed unfairly by the builder ❌Construction work- slowdown feels strategic, not accidental.” The way-builder has designed a trap — buyers unable to sell in the open market are forced towards the builder’s so-called “buy-back” schemes at nominal rates, far below market value. “This isn’t accident — it’s a deliberate trap to squeeze buyers, block fair resale & force us to sell back at throwaway prices.” "Let’s break this trap — with law and government action”

ALT To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Image description uyers may feel: “What if I cannot sell my flat after filing an FIR?” The truth is — you already cannot sell. Why? FIR not a crime — every1 right. the way to report fraud, extortion, n arbitrary interest demands. On the contrary, a crushing interest liability on our families and children. Letting the builder extract huge interest and escape accountability is the real crime against our own families. ❌Because, arbitrary escalated interest liability hanging on every flat ❌Because, arbitrary escalated transfer charges, imposed unfairly by the builder ❌Construction work- slowdown feels strategic, not accidental.” The way-builder has designed a trap — buyers unable to sell in the open market are forced towards the builder’s so-called “buy-back” schemes at nominal rates, far below market value. “This isn’t accident — it’s a deliberate trap to squeeze buyers, block fair resale & force us to sell