Guwahati: Farmers and locals from two villages, CoPIDDHI and Raibori, posing a big obstacle for the planned takeover of the Adani Group Airport next month.
The villagers fiercely against airport expansion on the west side because it means handing over their land.
The Administration of the Kecatrupup Regency has served the eviction notification of the population of this village, most of the Nath Yogis and Kalitas indigenous peoples, earlier this month.
Notifications served through 54 Pattadar (land certificate holder).
Farmers dazen das in the late 70s, cried talking to TOI on Tuesday.
Pointing to the other side of the airport boundary, he said in the sixties, his family was forced to part with six Bighas of Land for airport expansion.
At present the land will make him crores.
“We now go with only one housing plot.
Can the government send notification of eviction without rehabilitating us?” Das asked.
This community has chosen BJP because of their commitment to the causes of Jati-dead-bethi (community, homes and fireplaces), but today the leaders of the ruling party do not have an answer to this voter in the face of the development plan for most of the airport in the northeast, which will be a litmus test for the adani group.
Sri Sri Sri Koitddhi Antar (Vaishnavite Monastery), a landmark in the village, also set down the bulldozer.
Founded in 1804, he received a grant from the State Archaeological Department.
But interesting this monastery will not be easy because BJP has tried to identify himself with this ancient Vaishnavite culture chair.
Gauri Kanta Nath, a resident of Coitiddhhi, told Tii, “When people from the village we went to the local MLA, Hemanga Thakuria from BJP, he told our delegation that the planned airport expansion was being carried out by the government union government.
He or the government The state cannot do anything.
“But the new Assam unit floated from Sanyuk Kisan Morcha (SKM) and various other opposition parties, including Congress, Assam Jatiya Parishad and Anchalik Gana Morcha, tried to fight for a fight.
Farmers from Garal, Godori, Borjhar, Bongora and CoPIddhi and Raibori Village have submitted land planted with more than 500 hectares on several occasions for airport expansion since it was founded in the fifties as civilian aerodrome.
“There is no previous opposition.
Now airport management will be to the Adani Group and that is why they are with the eviction notice,” said Dinesh Das, the Convention of the SKM State Unit.
Sources at the Indian Airport Authority (AAI) said there was a scope of small expansion on the north side of the airport.
The area that is worth allowing for expansion is the west side, where villages are located.
“They have a master plan to extend the runway,” he said.
Local residents have urged the country.
The government to at least regret the two villages by television because the government has spread the local culture to save Assam from illegal infiltrators.
Gauri Kanta Nath said after the villagers said they would give blood but not their land, Local MLA was promised to hold a meeting with the Minister of Main Himanta Buswa Sarma.
“That is the last effort.
If there is no solution, intense protests will follow.
The eviction plan will be opposed by all villagers,” he said.
The takeover of the airport next month takes place into rough weather; Locals resisted the runway extension
