Guwahati: The enormous Noida twin towers are scheduled to be destroyed in less than 15 seconds, putting an end to the nine-year legal dispute on Sunday.
It would probably be a stunning scene to watch the Supertech twin towers, which are taller than Delhi’s famous Qutub Minar.
Explosives weighing at least 3,700 kilos will demolish the building at 2:30 PM today.
The 35,000 cubic metres of rubble left over from the destruction of the 32-story Apex and 29-story Ceyane towers would take at least three months to remove.
The Supreme Court of India (SC) approved the use of explosives to destroy the twin towers. According to the top court, the demolition date of August 28 may be upheld, with a “bandwidth of seven days” between August 29 and September 4 to account for any slight delays brought on by bad weather or technical issues.
Meanwhile, the Noida Police has improved plans to limit traffic flow for only 30 minutes, keeping commuter convenience in mind.
The Noida Twin Towers were ordered to be demolished in 2014 by the Allahabad High Court. It demanded that Supertech pay 14% interest on the money it gave the homebuyers back. The court also requested that the Twin Towers be sealed.
The constructions were ordered to be removed in August 2021 after the SC upheld the Allahabad High Court’s ruling and claimed they had been constructed illegally.