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Consent row deepens over Bidadi Township land acquisition: GBDA says 90%, farmers cry foul

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Chetan B.C.
Consent row deepens over Bidadi Township land acquisition: GBDA says 90%, farmers cry foul
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Farmers in the Bidadi region are disputing official government data claiming 90% consent for the Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township land acquisition project. Landowners allege the data is manipulated to weaken opposition, while authorities maintain that many supporters are simply choosing to remain silent.

The Greater Bengaluru Development Authority’s (GBDA) official data shows that more than 90% of the farmers in three villages near Bidadi, notified by the government for the Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township (GBIT) project, have consented to part with their land.

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