Government to finalize rules under new land acquisition act

Q: When is the government planning to finalize the rules and regulation under new land acquisition act?

Lakshya, Bangalore

20th May 2014

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As per Md. Salim Of CPI (M) asked farmers to force their respective MPs to take the right attitude so as to make sure government changes its stand on the bill. According to him farmers will feel cheated, if they rely on Parliamentarians. So, force their respective Parliamentarians to force government to change its approach.

Shyam Sundar, Chennai

27th July 2015

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It is also heard that the farmers from Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Haryana and other parts of the country put forward their views during the meeting.

The Tamil Nadu leader though expressed disappointment at not many JPC members turning up for the hearing.

Nagesh Tudur, Hyderabad

27th July 2015

@Gajendra,
As per opposers, they want withdrawal of the bill to secure land rights for farmer. I want to ask them that they have given 10 years of long time.....what were they doing? Why didn't they pass the bill in their ruling which can help the farmers? Why now?

As per them Modi Government asking respective states to structure their respective laws is nothing but, in a way, admission of his defeat as farmers have taken firm stand on the issue.

Milind, Bangalore

27th July 2015

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@Milind......I don't what is right or wrong in this bill but do you know Veena what social activist Medha Patkar told against the Modi Govt? As per her, a new kind of conspiracy in getting the land bill promoted, projected and passed from states to the Centre as it is in the existing list. But people's movements are determined to fight the law at state level.

Nagesh Tudur, Hyderabad

27th July 2015

Only god know when is the bill going to pass????? The committee has 13 members who are opposed to, while 11 are in favor of proposed amendments. So, the votes of rest 6 members, who are mostly regional party leaders, matter more. So, they need to pressurise them to protect their rights.

I don't understand why are they playing such kind of game in the parliament. Have they ever experience the beggar's life or they ever plough the field in sunny day or they ever harvest the crops? If not.....then how can they say that they are with the farmers? I think BJP Govt has the majority in the parliament so they don't need to ask and should stamp the bill in the next session of the parliament.

Gajendra V, Bangalore

27th July 2015

I have the same opinion Gajendra..........

The Congress leader also accused the Centre of running away from its administrative and moral responsibility.
JPC members and MPs Jairam Ramesh also admitted that he was not completely satisfied with the 2013 Land Acquisition Act brought by the previous UPA government, but added that he had to find a middle path being a cabinet minister then.

Milind, Bangalore

27th July 2015

Hi everybody,
As per the latest new, farmers and activists on Friday, 24th of July,2015 demanded for withdrawal of the NDA government's Land Acquisition law. At a public hearing organized by Bhumi Adhikar Andolan, a union of agricultural worker, the land bill opposers, which included activist Medha Patkar, JPC members and MPs Jairam Ramesh of Congress and Mohammad Salim of CPI(M), also accused the Narendra Modi government of playing a new kind of conspiracy by getting the bill passed from the states.

Milind, Bangalore

27th July 2015

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Hi Milind,
That is why they are minister. In India if you are doing good for your nation or the people of the nation the opponent will take it in a different way. It show their negativity during the ruling period. They will never do good nor they can see others to do good.

Jairam Ramesh of congress advised farmers to put pressure on 6 members of the panel whose votes are crucial in deciding conclusion of the panel report. They have failed in their duties and now they are putting pressure on others to stay away with it. it shows their duty toward the nation. And we people vote such kind of people to act for us.

Gajendra V, Bangalore

27th July 2015

According to sources, under the new law, the compensation for land acquisition need to be paid double the market value of the land or 40 per cent of the developed land. The government is also planning to reintroduce The Amrithmahal Kaval Protection Bill which was tabled first in 1981, to protect the grazing land from acquisition

Milind, Bangalore

20th May 2014

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Government is going to finalize rules and regulations under the new Central legislation - Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013. As far as I know within three to four days, a notification will be issued in this regards. It seems the new law will override the legislations such as KIADB Act, BDA Act, KHB Act and others which also provide land acquisition act

Priyaranjan Bhatt, Bangalore

20th May 2014

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