Less than a week after CM Akhilesh Yadav wrote to Union minister Mahesh Sharma proposing an international airport in Jewar, Yeida on Monday reserved 5,000 acres land for the project. The proposal was approved in the joint board meeting of the three development authorities on Monday and will now be sent to the state government for final nod.
Sharma earlier this week had said that Yadav has written to him proposing an international airport at Jewar and that he would start the process of clearances for the site once he gets a formal project report from the state.
"As per the first phase of Master Plan 2031, the previous state government had asked to earmark about 2,800 acres land for Jewar airport but the Authority had put aside 5,000 acres. We have now officially reserved 5000 acres for the airport," said Arunvir Singh, CEO, Yeida," he added.
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Sharma earlier this week had said that Yadav has written to him proposing an international airport at Jewar and that he would start the process of clearances for the site once he gets a formal project report from the state.
"As per the first phase of Master Plan 2031, the previous state government had asked to earmark about 2,800 acres land for Jewar airport but the Authority had put aside 5,000 acres. We have now officially reserved 5000 acres for the airport," said Arunvir Singh, CEO, Yeida," he added.
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