Ludhiana: The award for land acquisition for international civil terminal at Halwara Airport was announced by the Greater Ludhiana Area Development Authority (GLADA) here today. The GLADA Additional Chief Administrator-cum-Land Acquisition Collector, Bhupinder Singh, said the award was pronounced in his office in the presence of land owners/affected persons.
It was proposed to acquire 161.2703 acres of land at Aitiana village for the construction of International Civil Terminal at Halwara Airport. “Announcement of award has been done as the rates for land acquisition have been approved by the Punjab government. These awards have also been uploaded on the official website of GLADA,” he added.
The GLADA ACA further said the land owners, who were absent at the time of announcement of awards, were being intimated through notices under section 37(2) of Land Acquisition Act-2013, so that they could get their compensation within 15 days of the announcement of awards. Such persons would have to submit their ID proof, documents regarding land ownership, PAN card for getting compensation. He said the failure to do so would mean that the compensation amount would have to be deposited in the reference court.
07/02/20 Kuldip Bhatia/Tribune
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It was proposed to acquire 161.2703 acres of land at Aitiana village for the construction of International Civil Terminal at Halwara Airport. “Announcement of award has been done as the rates for land acquisition have been approved by the Punjab government. These awards have also been uploaded on the official website of GLADA,” he added.
The GLADA ACA further said the land owners, who were absent at the time of announcement of awards, were being intimated through notices under section 37(2) of Land Acquisition Act-2013, so that they could get their compensation within 15 days of the announcement of awards. Such persons would have to submit their ID proof, documents regarding land ownership, PAN card for getting compensation. He said the failure to do so would mean that the compensation amount would have to be deposited in the reference court.
07/02/20 Kuldip Bhatia/Tribune
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