News: Suraksha Group says 84 Wish Town towers are built, targets delivery of all remaining homes by 2028-01-08-2026
Suraksha Group, which took over insolvent Jaypee Infratech Ltd (JIL) in 2024, said on Friday that it has finished construction of 7,913 flats in 84 towers at Noida’s Wish Town and aims to hand over all remaining homes by 2028. It has also upgraded power supply, Ganga water connectivity and community facilities.
Chief executive officer Abhijit Gohil said the township has 20,000 flats across 139 towers. Occupancy certificates (OCs) have been received for 42 towers covering 4,213 flats, and applications are pending for another 26 towers with 2,229 flats.
Wish Town, across sectors 128, 129, 131, 133 and 134 along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, was developed by the Jaypee Group as an integrated township.
Gohil said structural audits are complete for seven towers with 583 flats, and fire NOCs have been received for two towers, with approvals for the rest in process. Audits continue for nine more towers with 888 flats. Ganga water now reaches sectors within the township, and 11 cluster clubs are expected to open by the end of this financial year.
Grid Substation-I capacity has been raised from 19.8 MVA to 35 MVA, while Grid Substation-II has 9.7 MVA. The company also said RERA has registered Wish Point, its commercial development in Sector 134.
JIL executive director Jash Panchamia said the group remains focused on completing stalled projects. Suraksha took over Jaypee Infratech in June 2024 under insolvency proceedings and committed to complete nearly 20,000 pending homes.


