Greater Noida: Government Uttar Pradesh on Monday approved an additional RS 30.64 Crore to disbursal among families not happy about not receiving benefits under the Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme (RNR) for Noida International Airport.
Some of these harmed families have camped under the sheets of tarpaulin in two village settlements – Nagla Ganeshi and Nagla Shareef Khan – near the airport site.
The house in six villages whose land has gained for the airport has been destroyed.
The airport boundary wall is being built now and the state government has started preparations for the formal project launch, while on November 25, by the Prime Minister.
The residential municipal area is being built in the nearest Bangar Jewar, where some families have been moved.
But some unented families have not yet, insisted on their RNR rights that have three components – plots in new cities, compensation for non-moving assets such as trees and borewell, and good jobs, one-time payment of Rs 5 Lakh or Rs 2,000 per month for 20 year for family male members.
Although the state government has set aside the RS 106.53 Crore budget on March 16 this year, several refugees remain families live in villages near the airport site, claiming they have been rejected by one or another of these components.
Mozzam Khan, a member of the monitoring committee (Nigrani Samiti) for the first phase of the airport formed by the state government, “despite the strong weather conditions and the emergence of winter, more than a dozen families are still near those who are damaged or not destroyed.
The house was destroyed.
They were destroyed Worried if they moved, no one would offer them RNR benefits.
“Hasan Mohammad from Nagla Shareef Khan was one of them.
“My child is an adult.
But Rs 5 Lakh because he hasn’t been offered,” SHAREF claims.
The assets of non-moving assets are other disputes.
Haseena, an elderly population from the same village who recently moved from emergency homes because her deteriorating health, she had not received compensation for her hand pump.
Some other people accused them of being rejected by the plot at the Bangar Balu.
Sub-Divisional Magistrate (HR) Jewar Rajni Kant said that after a family document that meets the verified requirements, disburses will occur from additional budgets approved by the state government.
Official hopes to complete the process before the airport launch ceremony.
It is estimated that 150 to 200 individuals will receive this distribution.
“Some individuals have shifted out of villages for opportunities and better jobs not present during the survey.
Their names are not included in the original list and added later.
They will also get RNR benefits now,” HR said.
Police and administrative officials in October warned senior officials in Lucknow about the possibility of protests or agitations during the launch ceremony because of hatred about RNR among the parts of the villagers in Jiwar.
More than RS 3,000 Crore has been channeled among families who agreed.
To hand over their land for the airport.
More than 90% of farmers have collected their contributions.
A total of 3,627 families qualified for rehabilitation at the Bangar Balu.