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Haryana’s rehabilitation policy gets even better
Geetanjali Gayatri/TNS

Chandigarh, July 27
Haryana’s much-applauded Rehabilitation and Resettlement (R&R) Policy-2010 was today amended to bring about further improvement by adding a new category to the existing five slabs of the fixed floor rates while including pockets “missed out” previously.

Against the existing provision of allotting a 450 sq m industrial plot to oustees, irrespective of the land acquired, the policy has now been altered to introduce a three-scale pattern and linked to the area acquired. The Cabinet that met under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda gave nod to the amendments.

A floor rate of Rs 16 lakh per acre has been fixed for land situated within the development plans of towns, other than district headquarters, outside the National Capital Region (NCR). The gross compensation in such cases will work out to be around Rs 28 lakh per acre.

The Cabinet also decided to fix a floor rate of Rs 25 lakh per acre for areas covered under the final development plan of Faridabad-Ballabhgarh Controlled Areas-2011 and development plans of Bahadurgarh, Rohtak, Rewari, Dharuhera, Bawal and Panipat towns, excluding the areas forming part of the notified limits of the Faridabad Municipal Corporation. This particular pocket had not found mention in any of the five categories laid down under the original policy.

The Cabinet further revised the eligibility criterion for allotment of industrial plots in lieu of acquisition of land.

Under the revised norms, the size of the industrial plot to be allotted to any oustee has been linked to the area acquired from him. An industrial plot of 450 sq m would be allotted to the oustee if the land acquired from him was between one and two acres. For two and four acres, size would be 800 sq m and for any acquisition above four acres, the plot size would be around 1,000 sq m. The amendments will be applicable with effect from the date on which the R&R Policy came into force (i.e. September 7, 2010). 

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