Saurashtra Samachar Expo: Same road, land in front of each other, per square meter for Manita Only Rs. 57000, price of Rs. 89100 for a housing shop

There have been allegations against the corporation, but it appears that there was an on-record misappropriation of the reserve land for the purpose of parking of the Sidsar TP scheme as well as for the valuation of that land. The reserved space of TPs other than Sale for Residential and Sale for Commercial cannot be sold. However, the corporation also persuaded to sell and in the same TP scheme, there is a huge difference in the valuation of the land for the houses on the same road. It has been clearly revealed that the land of the reserve front is being divided and the land of the reserve is being given the benefit of road touch. In the same case, two disputes have surfaced over the sale and pricing of the corporation's land. The corporation has approved in the standing to sell the land from the reserve final plot number 59 as an approach road for the purpose of parking the final TP scheme No. 5/A touching the 18 metre road of Sidsaran on the grounds that the privately owned land falling in the proposed TP No. 18 of Survey No. 84 on Shantilal Shah College Budhel Road from Hillpark to Shantilal Shah College Budhel Road in the city is locked. The corporation can sell the land reserved for the purpose of commercial and residential sale. But the reserve land for parking purposes has been put up for sale. Not only this, major discrepancies have also come to light in the price fixed by the valuation committee appointed by the corporation for the sale of the land. The valuation committee had fixed a price of Rs 53000 per square meter for the sale of land for the purpose of parking of the reserve land in Sidsar TP Scheme No. 5/A to be given to privately owned land as an approach road. It has been decided by the competent authority to increase the price of Rs. 4000 to Rs. 57000. In the same Sidsar TP Scheme No. 5/A, 81 shops under the housing scheme are to be sold through public auction and the valuation committee has fixed the price of the land from Rs 79,100 to Rs 89,100 after looking at every aspect. The valuation committee fixed a price of Rs 57,000 for the sale of the reserve land for the corporation's parking to a private owner and the value of the land for construction of shops in the government housing and for the sale of those shops by auction was fixed by the valuation committee to Rs 89,100. There is a difference between the prices of the two lands facing each other on the same TP and an 18-metre road. What clearly shows the intention of selling the reserve land to private owners at a lower price than the land that could not actually be sold. When the TP scheme is made, the roads will be opened The land owned by the owner of the private land which has been given the reserve space for the purpose of parking of the corporation by sale on the ground that the land has been locked is located in the proposed TP Scheme No. 18. And when this TP is built, all the land will be opened by providing roads. So at present, the purpose of selling the parking space to the corporation is raising many doubts. The price is determined by checking various factors The valuation committee determines the price of the corporation's land after examining various parameters set by the government, such as the road in which it is applied, the area in the vicinity, etc. - Jayakumar K. Raval, Deputy Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, What is the land valuation methodology? Guidelines have been issued by the Government for valuation of land in which Government and Government interest are assessed according to parameters including area of land, vicinity prescribed radius comparable sale for last one year, survey number, FSI, purpose of assessment, width of access road to the sale land.