Greater Noida: Residents of Bhatta Parsaul, twin villages who are the center of the agitation of violence in 2011, angry.
They voiced their disappointment with the current regime about land compensation, the current agricultural law was revoked, the price of minimum support was low for their products and lack of development in their village.
Many villagers, who have spent years in prison and refused to take compensation for the land obtained from them, claiming they had chosen BJP last time thought they would take their problems on compensation.
“They just handed over our lollipop.
The two villages have been under the center of attention after land agitation in 2011.
It is the BSP government.
We chose BJP last time with high expectations.
But after so much talking, nothing was done for us .
We feel disappointed and cheated, “said Vedram, a resident of Parsaul.vedram said that because the land was obtained from them for commercial purposes, they should have made stakeholders in projects and provide strong compensation.
“The land was obtained by the government at that time to build an urban cluster along the freeway Yamuna.
But the compensation promised to us then in accordance with the Land 1894 Law,” said Bhanu Malik from Bhatta.Bhatta and Parsaul is part of the jewar constituency , where international airports will appear.
However, the residents of the village of Kembar, 10 km from the project location.
2011 land agitation, which saw the clash of violence between farmers and the police, has made the way for Land Land 2013.
The new law promises a farmer four times a circle that is common as compensation in urban and double the urban cluster.
The villagers said that they had high hopes of BJP, who fought the 2017 poll on an adequate compensation board for farmers, but instead flicking them three agricultural laws that needed one year of agitation to be withdrawn.
The villagers also annoyed by sitting Mla Dhirendra Singh, who was part of the 2011 land agitation as a senior Congress official.
Singh has been renamed this time.
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At Bhatta Parsaul, there is anger over the promises of Unkept
