Guwahati: The Government Assam said that he had allocated around 134 hectares to move the Gorukhuti family who was evicted in the Darrang district given to them was a series of other requirements.
However, the families of Dhalpur villages who were evicted in Gorukuti would not be paid as any compensation because they “penetrated”, the government said in a written statement for the Gautati High Court in response to the Pil submitted by the opposition leader Debabrata Saikia.
“Area of around 1,000 Bighas (around 134 hectares) of land in the southern part No.
1 & No.
3 Desa Dhalpur has been intended for moving expelled people who can verify the status of affected erosion and land status in each.
Place and regency, citizenship, and district The existing state rehabilitation policy, “said information from the government said.
Circle Officer Revenue Sipajhar Kamaljeet Sarma, who represented the Assam government, said in a statement that the occupant of the region was a seizure and they “had to be expelled at any time” according to the rules framed below the Land Regulation Assam, 1886.
“This problem is related to encroachment And just expulsion and not related to the acquisition of land.
Therefore, questions about resettlement, rehabilitation and compensation, etc.
according to the actions of land acquisition are irrelevant, “he added.
In addition to the case of Saikia, the Gautati High Court itself registered Suo Motu Pill after the eviction of violence in Sipajhar and both of them were exchanged together.
Gauhati High Court Bench, was led by the chairman of Judge Sudhanshu Dhulia and Justice Kakheto Sema, heard the problem on Wednesday and carried one week to the state government to submit a detailed counter affidavit besides the next hearing.
The court also recorded the state government guarantee that until now for the remaining seizure there was no coercive action adopted as an effort made to convince them to move to their own area.
“All the same, like and when these steps are adopted, the applicant will be in Liberty to move the application before this court,” said the command.
“NRC is not published and the state doubts the truth of the NRC drive.
How then rely on the same NRC to exclude people?” Saikia’s advice Tallah Abdul Rahman told PTI when asked.
There is a process to hold strangers, he added “you cannot just expel people from their homes because they are suspected of being strangers and then making their rehabilitation depend on evidence of citizenship”.
According to reports, around 1,200-1,400 houses were returned to the ground on September 20 and September 23 at Dhalpur I, II and III in villages in Gorukhuti, leaving more than 7,000 people who lost their homes.
Village markets, mosques, Kabarstan, Madrasah and Mactubs are also bulldozed.
The eviction encouragement had passed peacefully on the first day but met a hard resistance by local people in the second example and also left two dead in the police who shot on September 23.
Among the dead was a 12-year-old boy who had received the evidence of the first identity, aadhaar card, before he was shot dead.
More than 20 people were injured, including the police.
Ready to relocate a family that was evicted if citizenship was proven: Assam Govt to HC
