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 Land acquisition simplified in Uttar Pradesh
Keeping in mind the complexities and time-consuming procedures laid down under the Land Acquisition Act of 2013, Uttar Pradesh government has simplified the acquisition process under which land could be sold through a simple agreement between the seller and the buyer. The decision was taken up at the meeting of the state cabinet chaired by Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Akhilesh Yadav on 18th March 2015. The move would certainly pave the way for the development and infrastructure projects that were held up as now the stringent land acquisition rules have been done away with which were proving to be major hurdles for the implementing agencies.
The process would be available for all government departments, autonomous institutions, local bodies, boards and development authorities for public-private partnership projects. Under the new policy, compensation for land acquired in urban areas will not be more than two times the market value /circle rate and in the rural areas, not more than four times the market value/circle rate of the land. New land acquisition policy will do away with the complex and cumbersome procedure and present a better system for land acquisition ensuring proper value of land, consent of sellers and rehabilitation of affected people.
Further, on breach of law, necessary actions would be taken up under the provisions of the 2013 Act and the concerning government orders.
Warm regards,
Dr. S P Sharma
Chief Economist & Director-Research

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