Bhatkal: The state government has taken a significant step by offering five gunta to each farmer who lost their land during the construction of the proposed Ankola Airport.

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah conducted a meeting in Bengaluru to assess the project's progress concerning land acquisition and various infrastructure for the upcoming airport in Ankola, located approximately 90 kilometers from Bhatkal.

In a media briefing, Uttara Kannada district incharge minister Mankal Vaidya announced that during this meeting, it was decided to allocate five gunta of land to the affected farmers. The decision also ensures that alternative land is provided to those who have lost their properties, with compensation distributed equally without discrimination among the affected individuals.

For those who have lost their homes due to the project, a systematic survey will be conducted to assess their needs, and compensation will be granted accordingly. The state government has also pledged to create employment opportunities for the local population. The decisions taken in the Chief Minister's meeting aim to ensure that farmers are not subjected to any injustices. Any issues related to compensation payment or survey work discrepancies will be addressed and rectified promptly. The government is committed to initiating the project in a timely manner.

The meeting was attended by key officials, including Fisheries and Ports Minister Mankal Vaidya, Industries and Infrastructure Development Minister MB Patil, Karwar MLA Satish Sail, Chief Minister's Political Secretary Naseer Ahmed, Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Karnataka Gaurav Gupta, Chief Minister's Secretary Zaiullah, Finance Department Secretary PC Jafar, and Infrastructure Department Joint Secretary Smt. Hephsiba Rani Korlapati.

انکولہ ہوائی اڈے کے لئے زمین سے محروم ہونے والے کسانوں کو حکومت دے گی 5 گُنٹہ زمین