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Land acquisition notification issued for sector 71/73, 72/72A roads
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Land acquisition notification issued for sector 71/73, 72/72A roads

The Haryana government has issued a notification under The Haryana Consolidation of Project Land (Special Provisions) Act for the acquisition of 11.95 acre required for the completion of two critical master sector roads in sectors 71/73 and 72/72A, which have been stuck for several years. The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) already has 46.56 acres of the 58.50 acres (more than 70 per cent) required for the construction of these two roads, according to officials. The remaining land will be acquired under the Act, which allows for land consolidation for infrastructure projects. The construction of these two roads has been stalled for several years due to legal issues.

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The Haryana government has issued a notification under The Haryana Consolidation of Project Land (Special Provisions) Act for the acquisition of 11.95 acre required for the completion of two critical master sector roads in sectors 71/73 and 72/72A, which have been stuck for several years. The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) already has 46.56 acres of the 58.50 acres (more than 70 per cent) required for the construction of these two roads, according to officials. The remaining land will be acquired under the Act, which allows for land consolidation for infrastructure projects. The construction of these two roads has been stalled for several years due to legal issues. Also read: Yogi dedicates a dozen projects worth Rs 16.70 bn in Noida Chhattisgarh asks Centre to revoke coal mine clearance

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