Bangalore: Moily says Law to Check Denotification Soon


Daijiworld Media Network - Bangalore (SB)

Bangalore, Nov 18: The centre is contemplating a law to check denotification of land after acquisition by the government, said union minister for law M Veerappa Moily.

Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a programme at Makali here, the minister expressed his displeasure that the only alternative for the poor is to snatch land from the land grabbers as poor were not getting a plot of land. The instances of abusing power for labnd grabbing has seen a rise, he noted.

He said that the appointment of an observer to look into illegal mining and irregularities in implementation of central government schemes was also under consideration. He blamed the state government for not taking steps to identify beneficiaries for Indira Awas Yojana to provide shelter to urban poor.

  

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  • karkal ashok rao, karkala/newyork

    Thu, Nov 18 2010

    mr.moily, please please, dont talk big now. we the people of karkala know very well about you. you have got no morality to talk about 'NYAYA' or 'ANYAYA'.First look into yourself keeping GOD as witness.Everybody has to pay for their 'KARMA' one day or other.YOU TOO. GOD will not disciminate in this matter.

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  • Joe Colaco, Bangalore

    Thu, Nov 18 2010

    Dear Moiliji, why state and central congress is not interested in stopping this kind of anti social activities like, mining, landgrabbing, sexual atrocities, etc, etc,? Now this Yeddi has taken over whole state/land in his name what we have to do. How we can depend on ur party NOW.

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