Noida: The district government has convinced all aggrieved farmers who are affected by the fast-resolution airport project from their delayed problems.
Of the 3,600 families moved by the project, several 350-400 claimed they had not received the benefits promised to them.
Suhas Ly District Judge on Thursday morning held a meeting with different farmers with the Office of Sub-Division of Jewar and promised them to manage more camps to handle their problems at the beginning.
Local BJP Mla Dhirendra Singh and Noida International Airport Limited CEO Arun VIR Singh are also present during the discussion.
Meanwhile, the state government has not announced the date for the stone plate ceremony of the large ticket project in this district.
Sources told TII that the office of the chairman of the minister was aware of the problems of different farmers and had asked the administration to resolve the earliest before completing the launch date.
“We have highlighted the fate of the family living as refugees in their original villages.
Houses and other structures have been destroyed through seven village settlements that come under the first phase of the Jewar Airport project.
But 70 to 80 families live in the emergency house.
They have arranged.
According to the airport monitoring committee members, complaints about 350-400 families have not been handled.
Committee members, Mozzam Khan said, “Everything has been taken from a family affected.
While rejecting their claims, administration did not give anything in writing to them.
Therefore it cannot be said that their complaints have been thrown away.
“MLA Singh said,” Administration has been seeking time until October 15 to resolve the problem of being harmed farmers.
Good families are moved and people who still live in the village they will submit their application for final disposal.
“Rohtash Singh, a farmer who disadvantaged from Nagla Village Ganeshi, said,” The family who has shifted to the city also did not have their contributions.
Electrical connection, water supply, sewerage, drainage, and other basic facilities are not available in the city.
The family had asked to shift in a hurry to the city but they could not stay there with parents and old children.
“Judge of the gambling sub-division, Rajni Kant said,” The problem of villagers will be recorded and resolved.
Those who have true problems will be resolved.
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