Everything you need to know about Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board

The Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB), which functions under the control of the Delhi government, was established in July 2010 to improve the quality of life and provide better municipal facilities within the slum areas of the nation’s capital.

The Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB) Act of 2010 gives the board the authority to classify some areas as slums based on the availability of civic services. This page contains everything you need to know about DUSIB and its activities. Under the Slum Improvement and Clearance Areas Act of 1956, the DUSIB has the authority to declare any area a slum. Homes and/or locations that can be considered unfit for human occupancy are designated as slum regions under Section three of the Act.

These are classified as prison systems and are therefore eligible for benefits under the Act. Squatters in jhuggi jhopri (JJ) Cluster settlements, on the other hand, are considered encroachments on public or private lands, and hence visible as illegal. No clean encroachment of public land is permitted under the new criteria. Without giving alternatives, past encroachments in life before January 31, 1990, cannot be erased.

Eligibility norms and circumstances for DUSIB allocation

• The beneficiary must be at least 18 years old and an Indian citizen.
• The annual earnings of a JJ resident’s circle of relatives must now not exceed Rs 60,000 per annum.
• The name of a JJ resident must be provided as part of a joint biometric survey conducted by the land proudly holding company and the DUSIB.
• Regardless of how many jhuggis a JJ occupant has, he or she may only be entitled to one residential unit. If the jhuggi is used for industrial purposes, no flat will be assigned.
• Instead of jhuggis being used for both residential and industrial purposes, one residential apartment might be given.
• For a multi-story jhuggi used for residential purposes, allotment will handiest accept the occupant of the level floor if the same man or woman or exclusive persons are used.
• If a JJ inmate dies after the survey, but his or her prison heirs possess the jhuggi, have all of the relevant documentation, and match the other qualifying criteria, his or her widow/widower may be considered for a flat.
• The DUSIB will assign the flat on a license basis, with a 15-year initial term that can be extended. Except in the event of the licensee’s death, the license cannot be transferred.
• The apartment will only be utilized by the licensee’s immediate family. With the ownership of the flat, he or she is unable to lease out an element.
• The licensee is only allowed to utilize the unit for domestic purposes.
• If the allottee violates the agreed terms and conditions, the DUSIB can revoke the assignment and take over ownership of the property without having to pay any money.
• If the equivalent has been obtained through misrepresentation, fraud, concealment of facts, or the use of generating fake files, etc., the allotment will be annulled and no repayment will be made. This is without prejudice to any crook move that may be considered for.

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