Pune: Property registration in Purandar Taluka, the site proposed for the new Pune airport, has taken further tap following the waiting and watching the developer considering the Pandemic Covid-19 and the failure of the state government to arrive in the final.
decision.
Data on the Property Registration Department revealed that the downhill trend in all taluka and not only seven villages were marked for the proposed airport.
Sub-Registrar Saswad Anil Roundhal said, “There has been a decrease in the overall registration in the last two years in Purandar Taluka.
Pandemic only worsened the decline.
In the last four months (April-July), Purandar Taluka only registered 43 documents.
There are almost 20% registration on 2020-21 When compared to 2019-20.
“Purandar Taluka consists of 111 villages.
In 2019-20, property registration around seven villages allocated for the proposed airport has steamed more than 50% compared to the previous financial year.
In 2019-20, the number of registration has fallen to 38 and the collection of customs stamp stand at RS 23.34 Lakh by opposing 87 registration in seven villages – Pargaon, Ekhatpur, Munjwadi, Kumbharvalan, Udachiwii, Vanpuri and Khanavadi – in 2018-19 The amount of the stamp duty collection Rs 48.65 lakh.
“This year also seven villages have not swept a lot of investments.
With the opposition from the villagers, investors or developers are not advanced.
There is absolutely no guarantee about this site now,” said the official.
After the airport was proposed in Purandar, a number of projects were announced three years ago, which failed to find any participants.
Residents who are interested in projects are now awaiting the final decision of the new government.
A developer said investors were interested in projects about two years ago recently told him to remind them only after there were several movements in front of the new airport project.
After the Covid review meeting, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar even continued to add that there was no clarity about the airport site.
The landowner from Purandar said that they were fed up with a long time.
“Why can’t they (the government) soon decide? There is a lot of confusion whether the site will remain in Purandar or return to Chakan.” Recently, the residents of the nearly villages from the proposed sites also conducted a signature campaign that they would not let the airport in their village.
In a new proposal, which has not been cleaned, the land will be obtained at Mavdi, Pimpri, Rajuri, Naugon, Rise-Pise and Pandeshwar Village.
Officials from Administration said there was no development of this proposal.