The Allahabad high court affirmed that land for the Harnandipuram township cannot be acquired unlawfully, ensuring legal compliance. Landowners expressed concerns about fair compensation rates amid low circle rates set by authorities. The Ghaziabad Development Authority plans to proceed through mutual negotiation despite earlier moves toward compulsory acquisition. The project aims to develop 521 hectares across several villages with costs shared by the state government.
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