Farmers who gave land for MTHL likely to get ₹50 lakh per guntha

In 2009, CIDCO acquired more than seven hectares of land from farmers in Jasai village for the construction of MTHL.

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Land Acquisition for Mumbai Trans-Harbour Link (MTHL) Faces Legal Scrutiny

Compensation for the road construction in Jasai village, involving the acquisition of over 7 hectares of land by the City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) in 2009, is now subject to revision. The 2014 land acquisition laws now obligate CIDCO to compensate the farmers at four times the ready reckoner rate.. Advocate Rahul Thakur, representing the farmers, emphasized the substantial compensation the farmers are likely to receive due to the prime location of the acquired land and the escalating land rates attributed to the ongoing Navi Mumbai airport project.

Land Acquisition for Road Construction in Jasai Village Faces Compensation Revision

City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) acquired over 7 hectares of land from farmers in Jasai village for road construction in 2009. According to the 2014 land acquisition laws, CIDCO is now obligated to compensate the farmers at four times the ready reckoner rate. Advocate Rahul Thakur, representing the farmers, emphasized the substantial compensation the farmers are likely to receive due to the prime location of the acquired land and the escalating land rates attributed to the ongoing Navi Mumbai airport project.