Yamuna e-way area deadlock

Q: Hi am wondering if any update about the Yamuna E way deadlock !! Kindly update me !

Sudhir Mishra, Faridabad

1st November 2013

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Thank god the elections are here, at least this way there is something happening now. So what are the authorities planning to do now?

Yogesh Kumar, Noida

2nd November 2013

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Well, what will the authorities do? They have planned to follow the footsteps of Greater Noida Authority. During the Noida Extension now known as Greater Noida West row, Greater Noida Authority had asked developers to share the burden of additional compensation which was paid to farmers following the Allahabad high court order. Since the Authority does not have sufficient funds to pay 64% additional compensation, they were seeking the help of developers to raise funds so that to the farmers eligible for the compensation can be paid.

Hemant, Noida

2nd November 2013

So are the developers ok with this? I here there are already in losses?

Yogesh Kumar, Noida

2nd November 2013

Yes, that is very true. The developers have been reeling under losses due to land disputes and agitation by farmers; however, they are ready to share the burden to some extent but in return there are asking for some relaxation of the norms from the authorities.

Hemant, Noida

2nd November 2013

But why is this sudden change of events, I mean, why are the authorities suddenly pressurized to pay extra compensation?

Amit Raj, Delhi-NCR

2nd November 2013

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It is very simple; the UP government had recently formed a committee under the chairmanship of cabinet minister and national spokesperson of Samajwadi Party, Rajender Chowdhary to look into the large-scale irregularities and scams relating to land allotment in Noida. Now that the general elections are around the corner, the Samajwadi Party is all up to woo the farmers.

Sameer Khan, Delhi-NCR

2nd November 2013

What exactly has been the problem? Can someone explain?

Anwar Mohammed, Delhi-NCR

2nd November 2013

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I’ll give you a quick brief. Farmers have been agitating for the last two years demanding additional compensation and re-settlement schemes. On several occasions, farmers have halted construction work of realty projects and even locked the office of Yamuna Expressway Authority. Hope this explains the situation.

Deep Thakur, Delhi-NCR

2nd November 2013

Oh! Is it so, so has there been any development from the meeting?

Sudhir Mishra, Faridabad

2nd November 2013

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Yes, it has been decided that the authorities have to arrange for Rs. 8000 crore to settle the farmers issues. But unfortunately the authority seems to be in trouble this time as they do not have such kind of funds.

Jamuna sikhri, Delhi-NCR

2nd November 2013

That is trouble then. Hope this does not affect people buying property in these areas. What is the authority planning to do now?

Sudhir Mishra, Faridabad

2nd November 2013

Well, that was the main agenda of the meeting that was held at UP Bhawan in Delhi. The ministry, officials and the developers discussed the aspects of sharing the financial burden.

Jamuna sikhri, Delhi-NCR

2nd November 2013

Of course there is an update. There was a meeting that was recently held to break the deadlock between farmers, Yamuna Expressway Authority and developers. The meeting was held by the UP jail minister to settle land dispute cases that have been hampering development in the region.

Jamuna sikhri, Delhi-NCR

2nd November 2013

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