Greater Noida: Social Impact Assessment Survey for three months (SIA) for Noida International Phase II Airport in the Ball has found that nearly 3,800 families in six villages tend to be displaced for projects and many residents “ready” to offer with their agricultural land for “regional development “.
A team of six members of the University of Gautam Buddha, who conducted a survey of June 1 in Karoli Bangar, Kureb, Mundhera, Beachampur, Delayanatpur, and Ranthera, and Ranterna in the district under the provisions of land acquisition, rehabilitation and resettlement, 2013, submitted their reports to District administration on September 25.
“We have submitted our report to the district administration.
Our comments and comments mentioned in the report and will be examined by officials.
Villagers are aware of the project opportunities (airports) will bring to the area and are ready to offer their land,” Vivek Kumar Mishra, Nodal Officer The team and head of political science and the Department of International Relations at the university, were told Tii.
The team, he said, completed his field visit on August 31 and began compiling reports afterwards.
About 1,185 hectares (ha) private land will be obtained from six villages as part of the second phase of construction.
A total of 1363.45 ha will be submitted to Zurich AG subsidiaries, who are developing noida airport, for the second stage of the project.
On Saturday, additional district judges (land acquisition), Balram Singh said, “SIA report will be examined and his findings will be shared with the state government for further procedures.
We will complete a schedule for public hearings in a few days.” Public hearing, for Compilting objections and suggestions from villagers affected, are expected to begin on October 10 according to sources, the survey team has met with several resistance in Karoli Bangar Village, while part of the population surveyed expressed their fear of transferring.
“Families, who have shifted to the city of rehabilitation and resettlement in the Bangar Bangar of the six villages that have gained in the first stage, have not provided very positive feedback.
Even though everyone is ready to give their agricultural fields, convince them to move from the village to Another place will take time, “an administrative official, who has studied SIA report, said.
Karoli Bangar Village, officials said, located very close to Yamuna Expressway.
“People here feel the land of their village will also order a decent premium after this area was developed,” said an official.
This village is home to around 230 of them more than 50% against shifting ideas.
The study to assess and sketch the socio-economic profile of villagers affected by the project and the impact on the livelihood they were led by Professor Bandana Pandey from the University of Gautam Budh.
Other members of Tim Sia include members of the RK Srivastava Faculty, Om Prakash, Amit Kumar Awasthi and Anand Pratap Singh.