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INTRODUCTION:

Under the Land Acquisition Act Out of 54 villages in Noida,

27 were attained between 1976 & 1997. Also farmers who

gave away their land in this period were kept away from any

kind of benefit.

Land Acquisition implies acquiring of land by the Government

from individual land owners for various uses (Industrial

Development, Residential Use, Institutional Development ),after paying compensations in lieu of losses incurred by the

land owners for surrendering the land.


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DISPUTES:

The Noida Authority issued a list of 1,161 farmers from

five Noida villages who are eligible to get five per cent

developed land of the total land that was acquired from

them. Soon, the Authority will start transferring the

developed land in the farmers' names.

The Authority chairman said regularization of populated

areas in villages is a genuine demand and should have

been addressed years ago.


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GNIDA chairman Mohinder Singh announced that the

authority has agreed to pay an additional compensation of Rs.

550/sq meter to the agitating farmers over and above the

850/sq meter paid so far. And Builders have to pay extra

Rs290/sq meter.

The current problem lies in the fact that farmers are not

unanimously settling for the compensations. The farmers wants

the authority to measure each case with a different yardstick

which is not possible because of the demographics of the land

acquired and the total amount of the money involved.


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WHY NOIDA ??

NOIDA came into existence on 17th April, 1976 under UP

Industrial Area Development Act 1976. Acronym NOIDA is for

the Authority (New Okhla Industrial Development Authority)

as well as for the township (New Okhla Industrial

Development Area).


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OBJECTIVES OF THE AUTHORITY:

The objective of the Authority is to acquire land in the notified

area through Govt. of UP under Land Acquisition Act 1894 or

by way of agreement, to prepare Master Plan for developmentof the area, to demarcate and develop sites for various land

uses, to allot plot/properties as per regulations, to regulate

the erection of buildings and setting up industries and to

provide infrastructure and amenities.


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AMOUNT OR AGREEMENT:The authority is willing to give Rs 1,050 more per sqm for the

land.

They would be given the benefits of a new rehabilitation

policy.

We have agreed to give them plots six per cent the size of

acquired land on wide roads and in good locations.

The land that was acquired from them at a meager Rs 800 per

sqm was sold off to JP Group at Rs 1,400 per sqm, which was

further selling it off at a whopping Rs 40,000 per sqm, they

said.


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FARMERS WANT MORE

COMPENSATION


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Farmers set new demands:

Compensation at par with rate at which land was allotted by

Greater Noida Authority to builders. In Noida Extension area,land was allotted to builders at Rs 10,000-12,000 per sqm.Farmers say since the authority works on a no-profit, no-lossbasis, it should not have problems giving this rate to farmers.

For land acquired from farmers and on which the authoritybuilt public facilities such as roads, sewers, parks etc, it shouldgive compensation at the prevalent market rate. Farmers saythis is necessary to neutralize the loss from the illegal sale of60 acres of community land (gram panchayat land) in Patwadi

to builders.

17.5 per cent of the total number of flats being built bybuilders should be reserved for farmers. If they are notallotted these flats, cash equivalent to the cost of these 17.5

per cent flats should be given to farmers.


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The Noida Authority has promised to give every farmer a plot in adeveloped sector six per cent the size of the land acquired from them.

Farmers now want this figure raised to 10 per cent and stamp duty done

away with.

Farmers want the Noida Authority to return abadi (inhabited) land to

them and restore their full ownership over such land, abolishing the

authority's practice of leasing such land to farmers.

30 per cent job quota in industries, IT and fashion institutions.

Plus, 30 per cent quota in admissions in all primary and senior

secondary education institutes apart from 30 per cent fees waiver on

their children.


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COMPENSATION:The Authority will pay the Patwari villagers a hiked

compensation at the rate of Rs 1400 per square meter instead

of the earlier 850 per sq meter and the villagers will withdraw

all petitions against land acquisition from the Courts.

The Authority has now agreed to regularize all current abadi

claims and will additionally give all villagers eight per cent

developed plots instead of the earlier six percent against theirtotal land acquired.


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ADDITIONAL BENEFITS:

A host of other development and rehabilitation benefits

including 10 per cent reservation for the children of Patwari

farmers in educational institutions, skilled and semi skilled

training for the unemployed, roads, sporting facilities amongother things have been promised too.


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CONTROVERSY:The farmers claimed the land was acquired from them by the

authority for establishing industries but was sold off to private

builders.

The land that was acquired from them at a meager Rs 800 per

sqm was sold off to JP Group at Rs 1,400 per sqm, which was

further selling it off at a whopping Rs 40,000 per sqm.

While the Yamuna Expressway Authority had allotted the plots

at Rs 4,000 per sqm, the JP Group was selling the same at acost several times higher.


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ROLE PLAYED BY GNIDA:Working day and night .

From last few months , have not taken any leave or holiday.

Busy in handling and understanding the problem.

900 cheques have been distributed among the 1400oddpatwari farmers whose land had been acquired.


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SETTLEMENT:

Compensation is now increased to Rs 550 sq meter.

Landless farmers will be allotted 4 sq meter flats.

All the charges imposed on farmers will be taken back.

Instead of 6%, 8% is offered.


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OVERALL SOLUTION:Farmers housing will be made permanent.

Need not to take work permission from authority.

Authority can use farmers land, only after their permission.

Farmers will be taking back all the charges.

Minimum Rs 50,000 will be allotted, it will be a gross profit in

crores for each family.


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DIFFICULTIES:

Few farmers are disagreeing on the authority scheme.

They want a free hold with them as well as their ownership.

They will continue the fight till they get a proper settlement of

their choice.

They want to sell their field as per the present market rate.


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CONCLUSION: Lease will be taken back.

Village will be developed as ordered by PM.

Increase the rate of development.

When they will be given 8%, they will develop the land assector keeping in mind the size of the road that will be of 12

meters.

Plot will be developed as per the standardization factor.


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WITH SPECIAL THANKS

TO

MS. MAYAWATI

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