Under fire for her government’s handling of farmer agitations in UP, chief minister Mayawati on Thursday announced a land acquisition policy under which the government will play the role of a facilitator. Private companies needing land for projects will have to buy it directly from farmers through mutual agreement. No land acquisition will be done in a village where consent of 70% inhabitants has not been obtained, Mayawati announced after a kisan panchayat. The new policy comes into effect immediately. However, the policy won’t be implemented in areas where land has already been acquired and compensation distributed. So, Bhatta-Parsaul and Tappal will be out of its ambit.
SOP STORY
Land acquisition to proceed only after consent of 70% of farmers in area. Farmers can take full compensation at one go or get 16% of land in developed form with annuity Annuity will be Rs 23,000/acre for 33 yrs, to be increased by Rs 800/acre each year Farmers free to sell part of their 16% of developed land to developer at market rate
SOP STORY
Land acquisition to proceed only after consent of 70% of farmers in area. Farmers can take full compensation at one go or get 16% of land in developed form with annuity Annuity will be Rs 23,000/acre for 33 yrs, to be increased by Rs 800/acre each year Farmers free to sell part of their 16% of developed land to developer at market rate
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