Nagpur: The amphitheater-cum-auditorium on behalf of the former Vasantra head minister rose ready to delay further after MADC officials refused to allocate land for it in Mihan.
Officials from the Collectorate confirmed that when they approached MADC after getting instructions from the State General Administration Department (GAD), the first told that providing land for these projects was not in accordance with their rules.
They also revealed that the Mega project proposed to accommodate more than 10,000 people forced to find a new place after Nagpur University officials asked the government to shift it from the ground behind the campus.
The effort to contact Chief Engineer MADC Subhash Chinganande could not be realized for his comments.
Previously, NU had given an area adjacent to the new administrative block and even the design was completed to build amphitheater and below that the auditorium could accommodate 2,000 people.
It was also decided that the auditorium would be used by NU for regular functions such as convocation and foundation day at no cost.
“We have demanded 23 hectares, which are very difficult to live in the city.
In accordance with senior officials, we approached MADC, but they quote the rules to reject it.
We even asked them about how AIIMS provided land later, but they said, it was a special case .
State revenue for Public Works Dattatraya Bharne on July 1, the birthday of the former CM born announced by the project by the project CM Prithviraj Chavan in 2011, has directed the commissioner of Municipal Nagpur (NMC) Radhakrishnan B and former collector Ravindra Thakary to provide land For the earliest project.
When the project was originally announced by Chavan, it was an auditorium to be built up.
Memory in the city in 2011.
Then, it was planned to be in Raj Bhavan, but the locals moved the Nagpur bench from the High Court who accused losing space open, after it was dropped.
District administration then approached Dr.
Njabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeth (PDKV) for the land behind Mor Bhavan, but his Executive Board strongly opposed the proposal to delay the project.