Karnataka Land Reforms Act

Q: What is the reason that CREDAI has asked Karnataka to make changes in the Karnataka Land Reforms Act?

Hanif Laskar, Bangalore

11th November 2013

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What CREDAI is going to do for the sites in BMRDA and BIAPA areas which have been on a standstill? Any idea

Hanif Laskar, Bangalore

11th November 2013

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The registration of sites in BMRDA and BIAPA areas have been on a standstill, since the last four months, solely for the reason that the Khata extract( used for registration) is now done in electronic format. Lack of facility in the panchayats to avail computers have led the registration process to hold off. To untangle such a situation, the CREDAI has asked the government to allow properties for registration which are certified by BMRDA and BIAPPA.

Kanthi Sridhar, Bangalore

11th November 2013

If this is the case then lakhs of people who are depended on the construction activities will be losing their job. Is not it?

Hanif Laskar, Bangalore

11th November 2013

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Yes you are right @ Hanif.... Around lakhs of people who make their bread and butter from construction activities, will become jobless. Ban on crushing of jelly industry and lack of even ‘M’ grade sand have put the construction industry in doldrums. To get the construction industry back on track, the CREDAI has made an appeal to the state government to declare the policies for quarrying of sand, without delay.

Kanthi Sridhar, Bangalore

11th November 2013

When they are going to declare the policies for quarrying of sand? As far as I know Karnataka has not yet announced the policy for quarrying of sand because of which the construction industry is facing hell lot of problem.

Sam Pawel,

11th November 2013

The association also requested that all lands that are reserved for developmental plans prepared in Mangalore, Hubli-Dharwad,Mysore, Belgaum, Gulbarga and some other urban regions should be excused from the application of Section 79 A & B of the Karnataka Land Reforms Act.

Since all these lands are in line for development, either for residential or industrial purpose, they should be exempted from the Land Reforms Law. In addition to it, since the agricultural status of these lands have gone astray, the CREDAI has requested the government to exempt such lands from Section 79 A and B of the Karnataka Land Reforms Act.

Srinivas Rao , Bangalore

11th November 2013

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In a move that created a stir, the builders and developers in Karnataka have proposed a significant change in the Land Reforms Act in the state.

CREDAI(Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India), the real estate body of Karnataka, has urged the government to make some serious amendments to the recently announced Land Reforms Act. This will get the developers and real estate market of the state high on the hog.

Ravindra Singh,

11th November 2013

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According to CREDAI officials, the new Karnataka Land Reforms Act prohibits a non-grower to buy agricultural land from the owners (in Karnataka) directly. As an attempt to turn the tables, the CREDAI has made an appeal to the state government to exempt lands that are marked under the Developmental Plan made by BIAAPA, BDA, BMRDA et al in the Bangalore District.

Srinivas Rao , Bangalore

11th November 2013