Reported By Junaid Akhtar
Noida: The Noida Authority has started the process of land acquisition to settle New Noida. For this, the authority has directed the selected company to prepare a PPT (PowerPoint Presentation) in 10 days, which will be presented in front of Authority CEO Lokesh M. Following the presentation, the outline of the project will be prepared further.
Illegal construction To Be Detected By Drone
Noida Authority is going to develop New Noida on 209.11 sq km (20911.29 hectares) of land as Dadri Noida Ghaziabad Special Investment Region (DNGIR). For this, the authority is getting the PPT prepared from the selected company ‘TILA’. Through PPT, it will be told which points have been included in the drone survey. The data obtained from the survey will be matched with the satellite map of October 2024, which will provide information about the actual illegal construction. After this, notice will be issued to the encroachers and demolition work will be done.
Construction Without Permission To Be Considered Illegal
According to the Noida Authority, a notification was issued by the government for DNGIR in October 2024. It stated that after the notification, if anyone does any kind of construction in 80 villages, then it is mandatory to take permission from the Noida Authority. Construction done without permission will be considered illegal. At the same time, the officials of the company TILA are constantly talking to the people of 80 villages. Along with compensation related issues, they are also asking them to stop illegal construction.
Compensation Rate To Be Decided After Meeting
It is being told that in the villages of the first phase of New Noida, land will be taken from the farmers only on the basis of mutual consent. The compensation rate was discussed in detail. However, no decisive decision has been reached yet. Another meeting will be held soon in which the final rate will be determined.
16 Thousand Farmers Of 80 villages To Benefit
According to the Noida Authority, in the first phase, the land of 15 villages will be acquired first. Whereas New Noida will be built on the land of 80 villages. There are about 200 farmer families in each village. That means there are a total of 16 thousand farmer families. Meetings will be held with them. In the first phase, 3165 hectares of land is to be acquired.
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