PATIALA: The farmer who was praised by Patiala district on Friday lifted their protests held at YPS Chowk, close to the Chairman of Patiala Minister Amarinder Singh, after their request would be a reasonable price for their land obtained for Delhi-Amritsar-Kattra Expressway fulfilled.
However, the Coordinator of the Sangharsh committee of Jalan Kisan, who had pioneered protests, reached the location of the protest then to continue Agitaton.
The Coordinator of the Harman Committee Singh Jeji claimed that the government had adopted a division-and-rule policy and compensates to RS 1 Crore per Acre to farmers in Patiala, Punjab CM’s home district, but farmers from other districts were paid at Rs 28 Lakh to Rs 35 Lakh flat.
Jeji illustrates the steps of the government as a cheap tactic, said that the government pays valid compensation to one district farmers, but ignores others.
“In Sangrur, farmers were given to RS 58 lakh; and Rs 66 lakh at Bhawaniigarh, opposed the request of Rs 1.5 Crore per acres of agricultural land.
Farmers in the remaining districts only get Rs 28 to 35 lakh per acre.
I arrived here for Continuing protests in the city of origin CM after Patiala Farmers have raised protests.
Our protest at the district level has been held, “he added.
Meanwhile, farmers from Patiala district thanked parliamentarians from Patiala, Preneet Kaur, for compensation given to them during the meeting at CM residence with Kaur preneet.
MP said the Punjab government always stood by farmers and now ensure that the maturity compensation is given by the National Highway Authority (NHAI) to farmers 11 villages in Patran Tehsil.
“Nhai acquired farmers’ land for Delhi-Katra Expressway, but farmers were not satisfied with the compensation given to them for their land, after that the Punjab government and the district administration intervened to ensure adequate compensation was given to these farmers.
In accordance with the HR.
, Patran, on May 31 this year, because the land obtained in 11 Patran Tehsil Village, Rs 1 Crore per Acre has been given to land along the main road Ghagga and Rs 58 lakh per acre for other villages.
This compensation distribution, The rate of RS 250 Crore has been released to HR.
From this, RS 100 Crore has been disbursed to farmers and landowners, “he said.
Jeji said the toll road would not only divide the land of farmers into two, but it would also have a negative impact on instilling in the sun and air.