More than a year after Delhi Development Authority (DDA) launched its housing scheme in August 6, 2008, successful applicants will get a chance to see their dream houses now. The land agency which has received a clean chit from the economic offences wing (EOW) of Delhi Police after allegations of fraudulent draw were made is planning to start allotments from November.
The allotments for the 5238 flats, spread across the city, come almost 10 months after the draw of names. DDA had to put a halt on allotments after EOW arrested nine persons in a case of forgery and cheating related to the housing scheme. However, subsequent investigation by EOW into the involvement of DDA officials in the case or tampering of the software used for the electronic draw has thrown a blank, said DDA officials. The DDA on Thursday said EOW had given it a clean chit.
C-DAC could not find any evidence that the software had any vulnerability to be compromised nor could they detect any evidence of external tampering. The report also states that from an analysis of the source code, the experts could not find any evidence to indicate that the software shows any type of bias towards any specific applicant or applicants,’ says the report by EOW.
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