Greater Noida: The Uttar Pradesh government’s multi-disciplinary expert group on Friday will analyse the social impact assessment (SIA) report on the Jewar airport submitted by a team of Gautam Buddha University recently even as residents of eight villages have said they would part with land only if they get a compensation four times the existing circle rates. According to sources, the expert group will also discuss the issues that have come up during the interaction with the landowners at a jan sunwai held last month.
The expert group will thereafter send the report to the state government and land owners will be issued notices for their consent and acquistion.
“The expert committee will be making deliberations over the report on Friday. The committee will then make recommendations to the UP government for a final nod. We will then start taking consent for acquisition from land owners. They will be informed in details about the process and compensation for the same,” said Rakesh Chandra Sharma, additional district magistrate (land acquisition) Gautam Budh Nagar. The landowners and farmers will be given chance to share their comments or objections before the acquisition. As per the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, at least 70% land holders shall give their consent before the acquisition process can kick off. The officials said that the consent taking process may start in next two weeks.
22/06/18 Shafaque Alam/Times of India
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The expert group will thereafter send the report to the state government and land owners will be issued notices for their consent and acquistion.
“The expert committee will be making deliberations over the report on Friday. The committee will then make recommendations to the UP government for a final nod. We will then start taking consent for acquisition from land owners. They will be informed in details about the process and compensation for the same,” said Rakesh Chandra Sharma, additional district magistrate (land acquisition) Gautam Budh Nagar. The landowners and farmers will be given chance to share their comments or objections before the acquisition. As per the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, at least 70% land holders shall give their consent before the acquisition process can kick off. The officials said that the consent taking process may start in next two weeks.
22/06/18 Shafaque Alam/Times of India
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