Apartment residents stage protest alleging denial of amenities by builder
Residents of the Ladder Capital Hill apartment complex in Thiruvananthapuram protested against their builder, alleging a lack of basic amenities like water and electricity. The residents claim the builder has failed to transfer assets and has subjected them to harassment.
Why it matters
This highlights the ongoing struggle between homebuyers and developers regarding regulatory compliance and the protection of consumer rights in the real estate sector.
Apartment residents stage protest alleging denial of amenities by builder left Residents of Ladder Capital Hill apartment complex in Pangappara, staged a protest outside the builder's office in Thampanoor in Thiruvananthapuram on Thursday. NIRMAL HARINDRAN U https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/1ygv98/article71589840.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/NH15ResidentsProtest002.JPEG NIRMAL HARINDRAN / THE HINDU THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, KERALAM, 15th October 2026. Residents of Ladder Capital Hill apartment complex in Pangappara, staged a protest outside the builder's office in Thampanoor demanding basic utilities, asset handover and action following alleged physical attacks on their association leaders, in Thiruvananthapuram on Thursday. PHOTO: NIRMAL HARINDRAN / THE HINDU Thiruvananthapuram Residents of Ladder Capital Hill, Pangappara, on Thursday staged a protest at the office of the Ladder Cooperative Society at Thampanoor alleging denial of essential facilities by the builder.
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