Must go to Vaishnodevi is now easy , Delhi to Katra Expressway .. Sonipat, Panipat, Jind, Kaithal…
Travel time from Delhi to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi's base camp Katra will now be reduced to half. NHAI has started work on the much awaited Delhi-Katra-Amritsar Expressway connecting four states. In Jind district, this expressway will pass through 16 villages. NHAI has issued the notification of section-3 on Sunday for the acquisition of land in these villages.
The expressway, built under the Bharatmala Project, will originate from the villages of Pillukheda, Aleva and Narwana blocks, about 15 km from Jind city. NHAI has started the process of land acquisition after survey of the company preparing DPR for the expressway. The fort number of the land to be acquired has been given in the notification of section-3 published on Sunday.
Farmers whose land has come under the purview of acquisition will have to submit their objection in 21 days. After this, notification of Section-3D will be issued, which will also have the names of the landowners. The award will be pronounced after the completion of this process. Project Director of NHAI KM Sharma said that the process of land acquisition is going on fast. Apart from Jind, notifications have also been issued for land acquisition in Kaithal and Sonipat districts. In Haryana, this expressway will start from Jhajjar district and will pass through Rohtak, Sonipat, Karnal, Jind districts and end at the border of Punjab in Kaithal district.
Understand the difference between expressway and highway
Vehicles can be stopped on both sides of the highway. But in expressway the train runs at full speed and cannot be stopped from both sides. Both lanes will be closed from the outside side. Jind-Amritsar-Katra highway will be six-lane. The length of this expressway in Haryana is likely to be around 135 km.
Objections to be given to farmers in 21 days
Farmers whose land will be acquired will have to submit objections to the District Revenue Officer within 21 days of publication of the section-3 notification. The DRO will submit its report after hearing these objections. After this there will be notification of section-3D. According to NHAI officials, compensation will be given under the central government policy on land acquisition. The villages whose land will be acquired will be given 12 percent interest and 100 percent solaceum at the collector rate of those villages.
Highway will pass through these villages
The expressway will pass through village Alewa, Khanda, Pegaon, Sandil, Shamdo, Dhanori, Bhag Kheda, Alan Jogi Kheda, Bhurayan, Gangoli, Jamni, Kalwa, Kharak Gadiyan, Kharak Gagar, Morkhi and Rajana in Jind district. After the gazette notification was released on Sunday, there was discussion among farmers about compensation in these villages. In the rural notifications, it was seen that the land of which farmer will come under the purview of this expressway.
Travel time from Delhi to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi's base camp Katra will now be reduced to half. NHAI has started work on the much awaited Delhi-Katra-Amritsar Expressway connecting four states. In Jind district, this expressway will pass through 16 villages. NHAI has issued the notification of section-3 on Sunday for the acquisition of land in these villages.
The expressway, built under the Bharatmala Project, will originate from the villages of Pillukheda, Aleva and Narwana blocks, about 15 km from Jind city. NHAI has started the process of land acquisition after survey of the company preparing DPR for the expressway. The fort number of the land to be acquired has been given in the notification of section-3 published on Sunday.
Farmers whose land has come under the purview of acquisition will have to submit their objection in 21 days. After this, notification of Section-3D will be issued, which will also have the names of the landowners. The award will be pronounced after the completion of this process. Project Director of NHAI KM Sharma said that the process of land acquisition is going on fast. Apart from Jind, notifications have also been issued for land acquisition in Kaithal and Sonipat districts. In Haryana, this expressway will start from Jhajjar district and will pass through Rohtak, Sonipat, Karnal, Jind districts and end at the border of Punjab in Kaithal district.
Understand the difference between expressway and highway
Vehicles can be stopped on both sides of the highway. But in expressway the train runs at full speed and cannot be stopped from both sides. Both lanes will be closed from the outside side. Jind-Amritsar-Katra highway will be six-lane. The length of this expressway in Haryana is likely to be around 135 km.
Objections to be given to farmers in 21 days
Farmers whose land will be acquired will have to submit objections to the District Revenue Officer within 21 days of publication of the section-3 notification. The DRO will submit its report after hearing these objections. After this there will be notification of section-3D. According to NHAI officials, compensation will be given under the central government policy on land acquisition. The villages whose land will be acquired will be given 12 percent interest and 100 percent solaceum at the collector rate of those villages.
Highway will pass through these villages
The expressway will pass through village Alewa, Khanda, Pegaon, Sandil, Shamdo, Dhanori, Bhag Kheda, Alan Jogi Kheda, Bhurayan, Gangoli, Jamni, Kalwa, Kharak Gadiyan, Kharak Gagar, Morkhi and Rajana in Jind district. After the gazette notification was released on Sunday, there was discussion among farmers about compensation in these villages. In the rural notifications, it was seen that the land of which farmer will come under the purview of this expressway.
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