BENGALURU: Facing intense opposition from inside the BJP, the state cabinet on Thursday stopped its choice to market 3,667 acres of property into JSW Steel Ltd from Toranagallu at Ballari district.
“The decision on purchase of property into the JSW group won’t be executed,” legislation and parliamentary affairs minister Basavaraj Bommai told reporters after the cabinet assembly.
The government will be citing legal reasons for putting on hold its April 26 cupboard decision to market the property into JSW.
“We have opted to maintain the last cabinet choice on hold in light of the lawsuit pending before the high court and the Supreme Court,” Bommai stated.
Volte-face came following BJP MLAs than property agreement However, government sources said that the Yediyurappa cupboard did the Uturn after a few BJP MLAs compared the movement and escalated the issue to party direction in Delhi.
Sources said the government was forced to reverse its conclusion after a diktat by BJP central direction.
This isn’t the first time that the JSW Group has experienced difficulties in receiving a complete sale deed completed.
In 2019the former JD(S)-Congress government needed to put aside its cupboard decision to perform a complete sale deed for the identical parcel of property after exemption from inside the Congress in addition to the BJP.
The opposition BJP, directed by Yediyurappa, had subsequently accused the coalition authorities of getting kickbacks because the coalition authorities had agreed to sell the land at a cost of only Rs 1.
2 lakh to Rs 1.
5 lakh per acre.
Mature Congress functionary HK Patil also had written two letters into the Kumaraswamy authorities opposing the agreement, stating that it had been priced too small.
In 2006-07, the property has been handed on to JSW to some lease-cum-sale deed for ten decades.
Twist to Yediyurappa Before this month, at least BJP legislators composed a letter to chief ministry B Yediyurappa, requiring a rollback of their government’s determination to sell the property.
The letter, signed by Basangouda Yatnal, Arvind Bellad, K Poornima and Uday Garudachar, browse,”.
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