जमीन अधिग्रहण के बदले मिल रहे मुआवजे के चेक समय पर न देने और चेक देते समय रिश्वत मांगे जाने से गुस्साए दर्जनांे गांवांे के किसानों ने बीकेयू पदाधिकारियांे के साथ यमुना अथॉरिटी के एडीएम लैंड दफ्तर का घेराव किया। किसानांे ने एडीएम लैंड को दफ्तर में बंद कर दिया, जबकि तहसीलदार और नायब तहसीलदार को घेरकर बाहर अपने बीच बैठा लिया। करीब ढाई घंटे तक बंधक बने रहने के बाद एडीएम लैंड यमुना अथॉरिटी ने घेराव कर रहे बीकेयू पदाधिकारी और किसानांे को वार्ता करने के लिए बुलाया। लेकिन किसानांे ने यह कहकर साफ इंकार कर दिया कि बात करनी है तो किसानों के बीच आकर करें।

एडीएम लैंड अरविंद कुमार किसानों के बीच पहंुचे और रिश्वत मांगने वाले अफसर और बाबूओं के खिलाफ सख्त कार्रवाई करने व 15 दिनों में किसानांे को मुआवजे के चेक दिए जाने का आश्वासन दिया। इसके बाद बीकेयू पदाधिकारी किसानांे के साथ बीटा -2 स्थित यमुना अथॉरिटी दफ्तर पहंुचे। यहां किसानांे की 20 सूत्रीय मांगांे से संबधित ज्ञापन सौंपा, जिसमें तीन अथॉरिटी के किसानांे को पतवाड़ी के बराबर मुआवजा और आठ प्रतिशत आबादी, पुश्तैनी और गैर पुश्तैनी का भेद समाप्त करने व पुर्नवास नीति साल 1997 से लागू करने की मांगें शामिल थीं।

सेक्टर अल्फा-2 स्थित यमुना अथॉरिटी एडीमए लैंड दफ्तर पहंुचने वाले यमुना अथॉरिटी एरिया के गांव भटटा पारसौल, रौनीजा, रीलखा, मुतैना, धनौरी, महमूदपुर समेत दर्जनांे गांवांे के किसानों का नेतृत्व बीकेयू के जिलाध्यक्ष अजयपाल शर्मा कर रहे थे। अजयपाल शर्मा ने बताया कि यमुना अथॉरिटी ने किसानों का मुआवजा 35 रुपये बढ़ाया है। किसान बढे़ हुए मुआवजे की फाइल तैयार करने और चेक देने पर रिश्वत मांगते हंै। बगैर रिश्वत लिए मुआवजे के चेक नहीं दिए जाते हैं। आरोप है कि एडीएम लैंड दफ्तर में भ्रष्टाचार का बोलबाला है। किसान नेता अनिल कसाना ने कहा कि यमुना अथॉरिटी एडीएम लैंड मंे फैले भ्रष्टाचार से किसान परेशान हैं। किसानांे से मुआवजे की फाइल तैयार करने के नाम पर घूस ली जाती है। जो किसान घूस नहीं देता है, उसकी फाइल मंे कमियां बताकर रोक दी जाती हैं। किसान मुआवजे के चेक के लिए चक्कर लगाता रहता है। उनका कहना है कि भ्रष्टाचार समाप्त नहीं हुआ तो बीकेयू दफ्तर को सील कर देगी। एडीएम लैंड को दफ्तर में बंद करने और तहसीलदार और नायब तहसीलदार को अपने बीच बंधक बनाने वालांे में राजीव मलिक, प्रमोद गुर्जर, चंद्रपाल नागर, मास्टर श्यौराज सिंह, महेश रावल आदि शामिल थे। 
source : NBT

.......................One Is Not Poor If One Spends Rs 26 A Day
The Planning Commission in India either appears to be completely cut off from day-to-day inflation in real life, or is deliberately trying to act crazy.
On Tuesday, the Planning Commission told the Supreme Court that anyone spending more than Rs 965 per month in urban India and Rs 781 in rural India will be deemed not to be poor.
Updating the poverty line cut-off figures, the commission told the court that those spending in excess of Rs 32 a day in urban areas or Rs 26 a day in villages will no longer be eligible to draw benefits of central and state government welfare schemes meant for those living below the poverty line.
According to the new criterion suggested by the planners, if a family of four in Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore or Chennai is spending anything more than Rs 3,860 per month on its members, it would not be considered poor.
It's a definition that many would find ridiculously unrealistic, comments Times of India.
Not surprisingly, the new above the poverty line definition has already created outrage among activists, who feel it is just a ploy to artificially depress the number of poor in India.
The plan panel said these were provisional figures based on the Tendulkar committee report updated for current prices by taking account of the Consumer Price Index for industrial and agricultural workers.
The Times of India report broke down the overall monthly figure for urban areas and used the CPI for industrial workers along with the Tendulkar report figures to see what these numbers translate into and how much the Planning Commission believes is enough to spend on essential items so as not to be deemed poor.
The Planning Commission suggests that spending Rs 5.5 on cereals per day is good enough to keep people healthy.
Similarly, a daily spend of Rs 1.02 on pulses, Rs 2.33 on milk and Rs 1.55 on edible oil should be enough to provide adequate nutrition and keep people above the poverty line without the need of subsidized rations from the government.
It further suggests that just Rs 1.95 on vegetables a day would be adequate. A bit more, and one might end up outside the social security net.
People should be spending less than 44 paise on fruits, 70 paise on sugar, 78 paise on salt and spices and another Rs 1.51 on other foods per day to qualify for the BPL list and for subsidy under various government schemes.
A person using more than Rs 3.75 per day on fuel to run the kitchen is doing well as per these figures.
Forget about the fuel price hike and sky-rocketing rents, if anyone living in the city is spending over Rs 49.10 a month on rent and conveyance, he or she could miss out on the Below Poverty Line tag.
As for healthcare, according to the Planning Commission, Rs 39.70 per month is sufficient to stay healthy.
On education, the plan panel feels those spending 99 paise a day or Rs 29.60 a month in cities are doing well enough not to need any help.
Similarly, one could be considered not poor if he or she spends more than Rs 61.30 a month on clothing, Rs 9.6 on footwear and another Rs 28.80 on other personal items.
The monthly cut-off given by the Planning Commission before the apex court was broken down using the Consumer Price Index of Industrial Workers for 2010-11 and the breakdown given in Annexure E of the Tendulkar report of expenditure calculated at 2004-05 prices.
As for healthcare,Rs 39.70 per month is felt to be sufficient to stay healthy,believes the Planning Commission.On education,the plan panel feels those spending 99 paisa a day or Rs 29.60 a month in cities are doing well enough not to need any help.
The new tentative BPL criteria was worked out by the Planning Commission and approved by the Prime Minister's office before the government's affidavit was submitted before the Supreme Court.
The plan panel said the final poverty line criteria would be available after the completion of the NSSO (National Sample Survey Organisation) survey of 2011-12.
The Montek Singh Ahluwalia-headed Planning Commission had drawn flak from the apex court which, on May 14, took exception to the poverty line definition which initially said anyone spending more than Rs 20 in urban areas and Rs 15 in rural areas should not be considered poor.
"The Planning Commission may revise the norms of per capita amount looking to the price index of May 2011 or any other subsequent dates," the court had said. So, the planners have now given a revised figure of Rs 32 for urban areas and Rs 26 for poor areas.
In their affidavit, the planners have defended their definition of the poverty line and not revised the norms, but merely updated them with the CPI for the current year.
The affidavit says, "The recommended poverty lines ensure the adequacy of actual private expenditure per capita near the poverty lines on food, education and health and the actual calories consumed are close to the revised calorie intake norm for urban areas and higher than the norm in rural areas."

Source : India TV News....

नोएडा , ग्रेटर नोएडा और यमुना अथॉरिटी एरिया के करीब 69 गंावों के किसानांे की जमीन अधिग्रहण के खिलाफ हाई कोर्ट में दी गई याचिकाओं पर मंगलवार (20.09.2011) को फिर से सुनवाई शुरू हो गई। सबसे पहले यूपी की सीएम के पैतृक गांव बादलपुर के किसानांे की याचिकाआंे पर सुनवाई हुई। अथॉरिटी की ओर से काउंटर दाखिल न किए जाने की वजह से बादलपुर की सुनवाई स्थगित कर दी गई। बुधवार को भी सुनवाई जारी रहेगी।

किसानों का पक्ष रख रहे एडवोकेट जैदी ने कोर्ट को बताया कि बादलपुर के किसानों की जमीन अर्जेंसी क्लॉज लगाकर अधिग्रहीत की गई थी। अब यहां इंडस्ट्री के बजाय दो पार्क और हेलिपैड बन रहा है। अथॉरिटी की ओर से काउंटर फाइल दाखिल न करने की वजह से बादलपुर को छोड़कर बाकी गांवों की सुनवाई पूरी हो गई।

किसानांे के वकील पंकज दूबे और प्रमेंद्र भाटी ने बताया कि कि अब तक 22 गांवों की सुनवाई पूरी हो चुकी है। मंगलवार को बादलपुर के बाद पाली , डाढा , ऐमनाबाद , बिरोड़ा , चूहड़पुर , सादौपुर , घरबरा , छपरौला , खैरपुर , अजायबपुर , नामौली , जैतपुर आदि गांवांे की पर सुनवाई हुई। बड़ी बेंच ने फैसला सुरक्षित रख लिया है। Via- NBT (Vijay Trivedi)

 ............... No End In Sight For Abadi Land Row

After a day of heavy-duty negotiations between the Noida Authority and farmer leaders on Monday, they still do not seem to have arrived at a compromise on the issue of abadi (residential) land regularisation. The farmers have said that no agreement has been reached in this regard, and their agitation planned for September 21 would continue.
However, senior officials of the Noida Authority presented a different picture, stating that there was consensus on most issues that the farmers had raised, with only one or two needing further negotiations.
The sticking points between the two sides pertain to regularisation of abadi land, including commercial establishments, the delay in handing over developed plots, and a land dispute in Sorkha village. On Saturday, the Noida Authority had released a list of 1,095 farmers from 12 villages whose abadi land would be regularised, and would be given 5 per cent developed plots.
Mahinder Awana, spokesperson of the Kisan Sangharsh Samiti, said, "Only a small part of the abadi land has been regularised. Also, some of us have shops on our abadi land. We want them to be regularised without any fee, but the Authority says that we would only get them on lease. We want them to be given to us, freehold. It was part of our agreement on July 30, due to which we stopped agitating." Via- Vijay Trivedi

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