New Delhi: Jewar airport in Gautam Buddh Nagar district is inching closer to reality as more farmers from the region are slowly but steadily agreeing to give up their land for the project. The number of farmers who have consented to the land acquisition process now stands at 2,135.
Sources say about 800 hectares out of the requisite 70 percent target of 860 hectares has been reached and the process should reach completion by Friday.
New Delhi: Jewar airport in Gautam Buddh Nagar district is inching closer to reality as more farmers from the region are slowly but steadily agreeing to give up their land for the project. The number of farmers who have consented to the land acquisition process now stands at 2,135.
Sources say about 800 hectares out of the requisite 70 percent target of 860 hectares has been reached and the process should reach completion by Friday.
The Magistrate’s office remained non-committal over the total land acquired till now out of the 1,300 hectares required for the project. “We will only give the cumulative figure once we reach the target of 70 percent. Presently we are only sharing the total number of farmers consenting to the process,” said Prasun Dwivedi, the Jewar Sub Divisional Magistrate.
06/09/18 Manas Mitul/News18.com
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Sources say about 800 hectares out of the requisite 70 percent target of 860 hectares has been reached and the process should reach completion by Friday.
New Delhi: Jewar airport in Gautam Buddh Nagar district is inching closer to reality as more farmers from the region are slowly but steadily agreeing to give up their land for the project. The number of farmers who have consented to the land acquisition process now stands at 2,135.
Sources say about 800 hectares out of the requisite 70 percent target of 860 hectares has been reached and the process should reach completion by Friday.
The Magistrate’s office remained non-committal over the total land acquired till now out of the 1,300 hectares required for the project. “We will only give the cumulative figure once we reach the target of 70 percent. Presently we are only sharing the total number of farmers consenting to the process,” said Prasun Dwivedi, the Jewar Sub Divisional Magistrate.
06/09/18 Manas Mitul/News18.com
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