NOIDA, Uttar Pradesh — Residents of Garhi Samastipur, Momanathal and Kondli Bangar are opposing a reported proposal that they say could affect approximately 85 acres of village abadi land. According to information supplied by residents, the matter may be considered at the Noida Authority board meeting scheduled for 28 October. They allege that the proposal could benefit Bhutani Builders without a conventional land-acquisition process. The claims in this article have not been independently verified.

Residents Say Around 1,500 Homes Could Be Affected

Residents estimate that nearly 1,500 homes across the three villages could be affected if the proposal proceeds. They say the land and homes of local families must not be placed at risk without transparent procedures and proper consideration of residents’ rights. The precise land boundaries, property status and number of affected households require confirmation through official records.

‘No Acquisition’: Villagers State Their Demand

The message residents want decision-makers to hear is clear: “No Acquisition.” They are calling on Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to listen to the affected villages and intervene so that residents’ concerns are considered before any decision is taken. The villagers say they want clarity on the proposal and protection for households that could be affected.

Boycott Call Over the Reported Proposal

Residents have also called for a boycott of the Noida Authority to register their opposition and press for accountability. The campaign message shared by the group includes the hashtag #boycottbhutanigroup. The form, scope and duration of any boycott have not been specified in the information provided. The demand, as described by residents, is for their concerns to be heard and the reported land proposal to be reviewed transparently.

Questions About Court Proceedings

Residents have raised concerns about the legal context of the proposal and say related proceedings are pending before the Supreme Court of India. They have also used the phrase “Bhutani in contempt of court” as part of their campaign messaging. This is an allegation, not an established legal finding in the information provided for this article. Any claim of contempt should be verified against relevant court orders and filings before being presented as fact. The information supplied does not establish a finding of wrongdoing by the Noida Authority or Bhutani Builders.

Call for Transparency and an Official Response

Residents are seeking clarity on the legal basis of the reported arrangement, the land involved and the safeguards available to existing households. Publication of the board agenda and relevant land records, along with an opportunity for affected villagers to present their concerns, could help clarify the proposal and its possible consequences. The Noida Authority and Bhutani Builders should be given an opportunity to respond before conclusions are drawn.

Campaign Message

No Acquisition | #boycottbhutanigroup | Allegation of contempt of court to be verified through official records

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Disclaimer

This article is based on information and allegations supplied by the client and has not been independently verified. The publisher does not endorse these claims; court-related allegations should be checked against official records and responses from all parties.