New Delhi: Comtroller and General Auditor (CAG) have found large-scale deviations in grounding land for farming houses in Noida between 2008-09 and 2010-11.
According to CAG, the Noida Authority allocated land at Rs 3,100 per square meter with a minimum level of RS 14,400 per square meter in 2008-09 – a 78% discount called the auditor ‘very questionable’ and which resulted in the loss of Rs 2,833 crore to the authority.
The minimum size of farmhouse is 10,000 square meters.
In 2014-15, five plots with a size of 50,075 square meters were given at the level of Rs 5,525 per square meter when the current minimum land price was Rs 37,928 per square meter, the report said.
Calling exemplary actions against the officers concerned for their role, CAG said, “The oppression of several repeated reports shows the difference shows that the intention of the Noida Authority is to regulate the allotment and shield of united officials, rather than taking their actions that harass their fiduciary positions to do and conspire In such deviations.
“Noida authorities have launched two open schemes (OES) where the farmhouse plot was given to 157 applicants.
The CAG report refers to “deficiency” in 47 allotments from 51 cases checked.
Furthermore, it shows that most of the shortcomings are in the knowledge of the Noida Authority.
“Even though there is extraordinary evidence, Noida can find differences in just one allotment and the same canceled, but it fails to recognize the deficiency shown in other cases and fail to improve the responsibility for the same thing,” the report said, adding that the material at the time This is a subunt.
The auditor said 47 allotment revealed “blatant neglect for schema guidelines and intentional roles in concealment and mistaken from material facts where not fulfilling the requirements have qualified for allotment”.
CAG said the freezing policy of the farmhouse plot was launched contrary to regional plans & sub-regional plans and there was no agreement obtained from the government to launch a scheme on agricultural land in addition to being permitted.
According to the master plan, the land marked for agricultural use must be used for related activities such as dairy farms, milk cooling centers, elementary schools, among others.
However, Noida launched the scheme above the land for activities such as motels, open theaters and public utilities.
The report said the authority replaced the usefulness allowed Master’s plan.
While criteria such as the applicant’s net wealth are stored at RS 3 Crore so that Allottee can pay the price and meet the cost of project development, CAG said in a number of cases, the entity with very low net wealth is also burned by the plot.
In some cases, clean wealth is as low as 10,000 Rs.
“The CEO also failed to conduct any checks in the final allotment of the farmhouse plot, ” the report noted.