About 21,000 individual allottees
are all set to get the possession of their lands after nearly 7 years which
were allotted to them by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development
Authority.
As per the officials, there was a
delay in the possession of lands due to the agitations by the farmers. There
are around 77 villages in the region which have been agitating for a hike in
the compensation of 64.7% for their lands or areas. The Uttar Pradesh
government has directed the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority
to pay the enhanced compensation to the farmers.
Officials reported that they have
started the payment of enhanced compensation. And they take it as their
priority to hand over the land possession to the allottees. Although, the
authorities have already circulated Rs 260 crore to the farmers and have taken
the possession of the land in sector 20 of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial
Development Authority.They are also planning to take possession of sector -18
within next 30 days which is said to have almost 7,000 allotted lands. The
allottees are also asked to cough up extra money for their lands for the
authority to pay improved or increased compensation of 64.7% to farmers in the
region.
Also, the allottees have been
trying really hard to get relief from the extra load. Last year in October, the
plot owners got the judicial reprieve from the added burden under the banner of
the Yamuna Authority Residential Plot Owner Welfare Association. The
association is definitely clear that they want to distribute the compensation
to the farmers as well as they are willingly sharing the burden of the farmers.
However, the authorities
approached the Allahabad high court seek some relief in the payment plans. The
court thus asked YEIDA to sort the issue for which a committee was formed of
senior officials who took the final decision on the issue on 22nd
January 2016. Also, as per the sources, the committee would allow the allottees
to pay the burden in 8 installments than that of 4. These instalments are said
to be interest free and would not have any penalties in case the allottees are
not able to pay their dues. Also, the individual allottees are also being asked
to give up either Rs 550 or Rs 1,770 per square meter for sharing their burden
with Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority.
This is definitely a relieving
feeling for the allottees as they would finally get the lands and their long
wait will be over. There are around 10,000 allottees who have cleared their
first installment which was due on 30th October, 2015, it is not
necessary for them to pay the second installment. However there are around
11,000 allottees who have till now not cleared their 1st installment.
They will now be asked to pay both of the installments together.
Thus, the Property in Noida is coming out to the judicial issues and working
back on the schemes that they were made for. It is also adjusting the share of
the farmers as they should not be in loss due to these schemes.
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