Jaypee Wish Town homebuyers await possession despite occupancy certificates for 42 towers, approach Noida authority

Homebuyers in Jaypee Wish Town, Noida, are frustrated over delays in possession of flats, despite occupancy certificates. They cite missing infrastructure and ongoing construction issues linked to Suraksha Group, responsible for completing unfinished projects by Jaypee Infratech Ltd.

Garvit Bhirani
Updated1 Oct 2026, 09:52 PM IST
Noida: Jaypee Wish Town homebuyers await possession despite OCs for 42 towers  (AI-generated image for representational purpose)
Noida: Jaypee Wish Town homebuyers await possession despite OCs for 42 towers (AI-generated image for representational purpose)

Homebuyers in Noida’s Jaypee Wish Town have approached Noida Authority officials over delays in getting possession of their flats, despite occupancy certificates (OCs) having been issued for several towers, reported The Times of India.

The developer said occupancy certificates have been secured for 42 towers comprising 4,213 flats. Applications for OCs for an additional 28 towers, covering 2,385 flats, have also been submitted.

The buyers alleged that portions of the township are still missing essential infrastructure and facilities, while also raising concerns about construction quality and whether the projects are ready for occupancy.

They attributed the delays to Mumbai-based Suraksha Group, which was brought in to complete projects that had been left unfinished by Jaypee Infratech Ltd (JIL).

The homebuyers said that although OCs have been granted for some towers, possession has not moved forward because lifts and other basic services are still not fully operational.

Homebuyers flagged several unresolved issues at Jaypee Wish Town, including peeling plaster, lifts that are yet to become operational, incomplete fire-safety arrangements and unfinished water and sewage networks, the report noted.

They also mentioned a number of shared amenities and township infrastructure remain incomplete or unusable, including clubhouses, internal roads, sewage treatment plants, street lighting and landscaping.

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The buyers further raised questions over the execution of the resolution plan approved by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) in March 2023. They alleged that Suraksha Group had committed to deploying 12,000 workers to speed up construction but claimed that the promised workforce had not been deployed.

UP panel to review Suraksha Group’s work at Wish Town

The latest complaints come shortly after the Uttar Pradesh government set up a five-member committee to review the progress of Suraksha Group’s work at Jaypee Wish Town.

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The committee will assess whether construction is proceeding in line with the sanctioned project report and layout plans. It will also examine how funds collected from homebuyers are being utilised for the development work.

Meanwhile, Noida Authority OSD Santosh Kumar assured the buyers that officials would conduct inspections of the project on a tower-by-tower basis and examine the issues raised by residents.

Suraksha Group rejects allegations, outlines Wish Town progress

Suraksha Group has rejected the allegations made by homebuyers, maintaining that construction at Jaypee Wish Town is progressing in accordance with the resolution plan approved for the project.

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A company official told TOI that work has been completed on 84 of the 159 towers, covering a total of 7,913 housing units.

Suraksha Group further stated construction work on 15 of the township’s 22 clubhouses has reached an advanced stage.

About the Author

Garvit Bhirani is a journalist based in Gurugram. He is a Deputy Chief Content Producer at LiveMint, where he covers national and international news stories, focusing on accuracy and compelling storytelling for readers. <br><br> With a total of six years of experience in journalism, he has previously worked with Vaco Binary Semantics for Google, taking on the role of news curation lead, and reported from the field on health, education, and agriculture stories for 101reporters and News9. He has also served as a content editor for entertainment and news media organisations. <br><br> Garvit holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism and mass communication from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University and Gurugram University, respectively. During college days, he joined India’s only non-profit student journalism network, where he anchored daily news updates and produced his own weekly show called ‘Data Fix’. <br><br> He was selected for the YES Foundation Media for Social Change Fellowship in Delhi, the Talking Data to the Fourth Pillar residential workshop, and the VOICE Fellowship in Pune. <br><br> He holds certificates in COVID-19-verification reporting, data journalism, food & agriculture, tech policy, media literacy and countering misinformation, and tackling election disinformation courses from Thomson Foundation, IndiaSpend, The Dialogue, US Mission in India, and AFP. <br><br> He can be reached on <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/garvit-bhirani">LinkedIn</a> or on <a href="https://x.com/GarvitBhirani">@garvitbhirani</a> on X

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