Greater Noida Authority — no allotment of plot against land acquisition case

Address: Gautam Buddh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, 201301

Noida address :

Prabha bhatnagar, 18th november, 2017
G-38, lig flats,
Sector-56,
Noida-201301.

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Current correspondence address :

333, smr vinay hi-lands,
Miyapur,
Hyderabad-500049 reminder-vii

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First appeal defective / 428 / 1986 [ghaziabad]

Petitioner: sunder lal (Since deceased)
Respondent: state o[censored]. P.
Counsel (Pet.): samar singh
Counsel (Res.): s. C.
Category: civil jurisdiction first appeal-u/s 54 against award in land acquisition act
Date of filing: 17/12/1986
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Shri sunder lal vs u. P. State.

Kind attn : mr. Nagar. (Tehsildar)
Dear sir,
This has reference to the telephonic talks i had many times in the office of noida authority in connection with the allotment of a plot against the land acquired by noida authority of my father late shri sunder lal bhatnagar, resident of suthari (P) dadri, ghaziabad, in the year 1976 against l. A. R no. 44/81 but regret to write that no attention was paid on my requests.

From your records, you will see that in connection with the above numerous letters were written by me in the past but i have received only one letter bearing no. Noida/bulekh/lar/12/183 dt. 10.02.2012 from mr. Sangam lal, tehsildar in response to my letter dated 29.07.2011 vide which he requested me to send the copy of first appeal which was submitted to him simultaneously but as on date no action has been taken. I, once again, request you to kindly allot me a plot as per under mentioned policy / scheme of noida authority.

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In order to address land related rows and to minimise litigations, the noida authority has announced to give developed plots to the farmers or their descendants whose lands were acquired between 1976 to 1997. The authority has said that as many as 2, 349 families which have been residing in noida area will avail the benefit of it and the process of allotment will be done via post so they (Authority) could avoid fraudulent by fake applicants. “the applicants will have to submit their original bank signatures and certified documents in a month that will be examined during the allotment process. If the information were found fake, they will face cancellation, ” said rajesh prakash, additional chief executive officer (Aceo) of the authority. Read this - hc slams dda for poor land management policy the official informed that the plots will be allotted in several phases and in the first phase a total of 505 plots will be handed over to the beneficiaries.in the second phase a total of 800 plots will be allotted to the farmers. Read this - three vulnerable areas to get 'women safety squads' “we have decided to give ownership in phase-wise manner which is likely to be completed by end of february. To avoid false allotment and middlemen, we have decided to execute the entire process in a transparent manner. The eligible owners/descendents/families will be communicated through post and final approval will be made after submission of required papers/proofs. The process was initiated on thursday following which the announcement was made, ” he said. Additionally, the authority has also decided to issue allotment letters to 2, 215 plots of 5 per cent of total land acquired to those farmers whose land was taken by authority till 1997 under farmers’ quota scheme 2011. The aceo said that the flats would be allotted by a draw in february. “we have ordered to issue provisional letters to the farmers or their descendents by speed post who had applied in the farmer quota scheme. The lands have been marked in noida sector 151 and sector 145 where developed plots will be entitled to farmers. The plots will be 162 meters in size.”in july 2011, noida authority had launched farmer quota scheme for those farmers whose land had acquired by the authority for urbanisation prior to 1997. But the scheme got cancelled midway owing to the controversy pertaining to eligibility of a farmer, who can apply for it. Therefore, eligible farmers suffered for last four years, and kept protesting for the re-launch of the same scheme again. Now, the authority has resolved the eligibility issues in its board meeting and incorporated farmers as well as their descendents with conditions in this scheme. Reacting over the issue, farmers’ right s activist dushyant naagar said that the authority’s move is too little and too late. He said that rather than providing a fixed size of land, they should be given 10 per cent of developed plots. “the supreme court, in its previous order, has directed to give 10 per cent of developed land so farmers, whose land have been acquired during 1976 to 1997, should be treated accordingly.in addition to this, the facility should be for the farmers of ghaziabad, bulandshar and other neighbouring parts as these parts were in noida earlier, ” said.
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Hope to receive a favourable response from your side.
If you required any documents/ information, kindly write to me on my e-mail id as at present i am not in noida.

Kindly make correspondence at my hyderabad address or through e-mail given above.

Yours sincerely,

(Prabha bhatnagar).