there are 198 flats in the society of which 160 houses got occupied since completion in may 2013 sunil bajaj a resident said we bought the flats for rs 50 lakh in 2009 and the occupation certificate was issued a year ago in 2014 how can they give the occupation certificate without basic amenities such as power now the developer is threatening that even this supply will be discontinued the residents came to us during bijli darbar on saturday and we told them that the dhbvn has nothing to do with the issue now dharamvir yadav said the matter was raised in the high court in september 2013 when it was brought to light that a consortium of five builders that built mayfield gardens that includes princeton floors didnt set up a substation to supply power to the flats a spokesperson for today homes the developer said the matter is in the court amit gupta secretary of princeton floors rwa said we have to pay rs 10 per unit to the builder because the electricity is generated through diesel propelled gensets we will do as the court directs dharamvir yadav president of sheetal rwa which is a part of mayfield gardens said a battle is being waged in the punjab and haryana high court to direct the builders to set up substation as dhbvn has refused to do the job it was revealed that there are 21 other developers in gurgaon that have done the same we can provide the electricity connection only after the company that built the flats sets up the substation at its own cost said sanjeev chopra general manager dhbvn however none of them have an authorized power connection as the developer and the dhbvn are at loggerheads over setting up a substation gurgaon around 100 residents of princeton floors a housing society inside mayfield gardens in sector 51 staged a protest on sunday evening for not being given legitimate power connections for two years