Greater Noida: The Gautam Government of Budh Nagar has written to Noida International Airport Limited (NIAL), a special purpose vehicle of the state government, to see if the part of Karali Bangar Village can be abandoned from the second phase of the land.
Acquisition.
Only 500-600 meters from Yamuna Expressway, the completion of Singh’s law from Karauli Bangar is home to around 220 families.
The villagers are ready to part with agricultural land, but do not want to hand over housing plots where their ancestral properties are built.
During the social impact assessment itself, villagers have threatened to boycott the land acquisition process.
“We will not provide our ancestral property.
Administrative rehabilitation plans cannot be accepted by us.
Now we have the opportunity in our area because of the project, the government wants us to leave our home.
Consider the projects that appear in the Yamuna Expressway area, the village we will see Many developments.
We have seen what the family managed by the Bangar Jewar, “Villager Dharmendra Siwach.Additional District Judge (land acquisition) Balram Singh said the demands of the villagers had been forwarded to Nial.
“It’s adjacent to the boundary wall of the second stage of the airport.
Nial can see land requirements and decide whether the old settlement can be left like that by aligning the limit and adding other soil pieces,” Singh said, adding that the acquisition in other areas would take place as usual.
Nagla Law Singh is 500-600 m from e-way.
Sector 29, which is near the village, is a place to garden handicrafts, garden clothes and MSME park being planned.