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Resident Claims M3M Builders Deactivated Lift Button and Blocked Deliveries at Trump Towers

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Resident Claims M3M Builders Deactivated Lift Button and Blocked Deliveries at Trump Towers
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Varun Suhag, a resident of Trump Towers in Sector 65, Gurugram, says he and his family are being kept under “house arrest” by M3M Builders and the building’s management. Suhag, who lives with his ageing mother and a one‑year‑old child, alleges that the lift call button for his floor has been deactivated and that delivery of goods and services to his apartment has been stopped. He posted a video and a WhatsApp message to Pankaj Bansal, the manager of Trump Towers, on X. In the message, Suhag wrote that staff had informed him that, following Bansal’s instructions, his personal belongings, goods, service and delivery agents, guests, personal vehicles and delivery vehicles were not allowed to enter apartment 36C. He also claimed that the lift call button was deactivated, forcing him to call the help desk for a lift and wait 30 to 40 minutes, which he said could be dangerous for his heart‑patient mother and his young child. Suhag asked Bansal to restore “peaceful and free access” to his apartment or face legal action. He added that the lift has now been activated after the builder sent someone to fix it, but he said he would continue to fight the issue. The article notes that a 3‑BHK apartment at Trump Towers costs about ₹12 crore and a 4‑BHK about ₹18 crore. The piece was written by Arshdeep Kaur, Senior Content Producer at Mint.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the resident claiming lift deactivation?

Varun Suhag, a resident of Trump Towers in Sector 65, Gurugram.

What actions did M3M Builders allegedly take?

They deactivated the lift call button, blocked deliveries and prevented personal belongings, service agents, guests, personal vehicles, and delivery vehicles from entering apartment 36C.

Has the lift been reactivated?

Yes, after the builder sent someone to fix it, the lift has been activated, but the resident says he will continue to fight the issue.

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