Fahi Dhiriulhun Corporation Union expresses concern over flat rent payment policies!

Ibrahim Nooredeen, President of Fahi Union, criticized the government's housing policies during a RaajjeTV program. He stated that recent amendments to housing project announcements have introduced stringent eligibility criteria, making it difficult for persons with disabilities to apply. He also condemned the flat rent payment policy requiring payment by the 10th or incurring a MVR 3,000 fine, noting that many private sector employees receive salaries after the 10th. He called for flexible payment policies similar to other social housing projects and urged the government to extend grace periods and revert rent to lower rates set by the previous administration.

Ibrahim Nooredeen, President of Fahi Union, criticized the government's housing policies during a RaajjeTV program. He stated that recent amendments to housing project announcements have introduced stringent eligibility criteria, making it difficult for persons with disabilities to apply. He also condemned the flat rent payment policy requiring payment by the 10th or incurring a MVR 3,000 fine, noting that many private sector employees receive salaries after the 10th. He called for flexible payment policies similar to other social housing projects and urged the government to extend grace periods and revert rent to lower rates set by the previous administration.

Ibrahim Nooredeen, President of Fahi Union, criticized the government's housing policies during a RaajjeTV program. He stated that recent amendments to housing project announcements have introduced stringent eligibility criteria, making it difficult for persons with disabilities to apply. He also condemned the flat rent payment policy requiring payment by the 10th or incurring a MVR 3,000 fine, noting that many private sector employees receive salaries after the 10th. He called for flexible payment policies similar to other social housing projects and urged the government to extend grace periods and revert rent to lower rates set by the previous administration.

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