Ghaziabad: A group of farmers from Mandola in Ghaziabad Loni dug the trench and sit on ‘Zameen Samadhi’ on Wednesday looking for upgraded compensation for the land of 2,614 acres obtained by the Uttar Pradesh housing council from them under the Mandola Vihar housing scheme.
As part of the protest, organized under the Aegis Kisan Satyagraha Andolan (KSA), 17 farmers have entered deep and threatened holes to continue to demand their demands.
“We have protested more than four years but our demands have been perfected.
So, we have no choice but to intensify agitation.
We will sit in ‘Zameen Samidhi’ until the authorities listen to us,” Manvendra Singh Teotia, a farmer leader, said.
In 2010, the top housing board had acquired 2,614 hectares of land of 1,000 farmers under the Mandola Vihar housing scheme and compensation paid at a level agreed upon with Rs 1,100 per square meter.
So far, the total compensation from RS 1,109 Crore has been paid to 94% of the 2013 farmers.
“We are ready for talks with anxious farmers, but now they have postponed their demands to three agricultural laws who know completely well that it is not in hand We but for the central government to decide, “said.
Suchas ‘Zameen Samadhi’ is an attempt to put pressure on administration.
“We held talks with farmers on Wednesday but without results.
They were invited to fresh talks with Ghaziabad district judges now.
We hope to end the deadlock immediately,” added Suhas.
KSA has demanded the price of minimum support (MSP) on 23 plants around the year.
Meanwhile, it has been expanded with Agitation Samyukta Kisan Morcha to agricultural law, KSA, Teotia said, did not demand the revocation of three laws.
According to Neeraj Tyagi, one of the farmers who sat in ‘Zameen Samadhi’, their first land was taken for a few things.
“We demand increased compensation based on land acquisition laws, rehabilitation and resettlement, 2013.
‘Zameen Samadhi’ we will continue without time and until then the protesters will remain in the round of the trench round.
Sevenarmer also has a hunger strike , “said Tyagi.
Officials from the housing council, meanwhile, said, “Notification for the project came out in 1998 and compensation in accordance with the act of land acquisition that applies at that time has been paid to most.
Farmers.
Land acquisition law, rehabilitation and resettlement, 2013, came a long way and did not apply to this project.
“According to the scheme, 11,000 housing units must be built on the ground in 15 years.
The housing council has begun working in 2007, but has stopped because of the ongoing agitation of farmers.
Farmer Loni Stage ‘Zameen Samadhi’, demanded higher compensation for land
