Thiruvananthapuram: The state government has gave sanctions on the study of social impact assessment as part of land acquisition to double the train line from Neyattinkara to Parassala.
The social impact assessment study will be carried out by the Management Development Center and the Social Impact Assessment Plan will be prepared.
The process will be completed within three weeks.
The income department has issued a notification of SIA studies.
As the right to fair compensation and transparency in land robbery, rehabilitation and resettlement, SIA studies are needed.
As part of the ruling of the train, 7,8712 hectares of land in Neylattinkara Village, Kolllayil, Parasuvaikkal and Parassala will be obtained.
About 9,407 hectares of land in the villages of Kollayil, Parasuvaikkal and Parassala for the construction of trains on the bridge in Neyattinkara – Parassala Stretch.
The income department also provides sanctions for the manufacture of special units based in Thiruvananthapuram which consists of 21 staff exclusively for land acquisition in Nemom – Neytattinkara – Parassala as part of the Thiruvananthapuram – Kanyakumari train multiply.
Member Team 21 Will Have a Special Tahasildar, 2 Deputy Tahsildars, Four Income Inspectors, One Head Officer, Two Special Village Officers, Two Village Assistants, 2 employees, 6 Surveyors and 1 Surveyor Head, South Railway has requested for the creation of two land acquisition units Special Tahsildar exclusively for land acquisition in two stretches as part of the double railroad.
It was also told that the train administration will bear the cost of establishing for the creation and operation of two units of La.
The previous government gave sanctions to regional collectors for land acquisition.
In the order, the district collector must acquire land by asking the provisions contained in LARR Law, 2013.
District collectors will ensure that the agreement under the actions & regulations that still exist, conservation of rice land and wetlands, coastal zone regulations Act and Law Invite the environment, which applies to proposals in this case obtained by the request authorities before continuing with land acquisition.
The next order says that the district collector must ensure that demand authorities have deposited the contingency costs of 5% of the compensation costs or 50 lakh Rs which are less as provided in relevant rules and are stored in the Treasury Savings Bank account before continuing with the acquisition.
It was also directed that before the publication of 19 (1) declaration, the district collector must also ensure that the balance of all compensation costs as stipulated in rule 4 (6) LARR regulations, 2015 has been deposited by the request authority on TSB.
Account or another, the acquisition process can be stopped at once.
Social Impact Study Immediately for a double line line
