AP: RTI query reveals land was sold to company at Re 1 per acre
AP: RTI query reveals land was sold to company at Re 1 per acre
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsThe Andhra PradeshIndustrial Infrastructure Corporation (APIIC) allegedly sold100 acres of land at Mambattu village in Potti Sri RamuluNellore district, at the rate of Re 1 per acre to ApacheFootwear India Pvt Ltd, a Singapore-based footwear company inMarch 2010, when K Rosaiah was Andhra Pradesh chief minister.The information was furnished under the Right toInformation Act by the APIIC September 5 to the former GunturDistrict Congress Committee vice president Kanaparthi SrinivasRao.Rao, who has a copy of the information furnished tohim by the APIIC, alleged that it has evaded disclosure of themarket value of the land given to Apache.The land is part of the 313 acres in Mambattu villagewhich was leased by APIIC in October 2008 to Apache. APIIClater sold the land which it had leased.He said that according to the Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MOU), Apache ought to have provided 15,000jobs, but only 5732 jobs have been provided.He alleged that this was in sharp contrast with howthe AP state government sold 124 acres of land at a marketvalue of Rs 50,000 per acre in Vankayapadu and Mydavoluvillages in Guntur district to the central governmentcontrolled Spices Board, to establish a spices park, whosefoundation stone was laid in August 2008.He also alleged that repeated appeals by the SpicesBoard and Guntur MP Rayapati Sambasiva Rao to provide the landfree of cost, or at a nominal price were rejected by the APstate government, expressing his astonishment at APIIC'smagnanimity towards Apache.first published:January 01, 1970, 05:30 ISTlast updated:January 01, 1970, 05:30 IST
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The Andhra Pradesh

Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (APIIC) allegedly sold

100 acres of land at Mambattu village in Potti Sri Ramulu

Nellore district, at the rate of Re 1 per acre to Apache

Footwear India Pvt Ltd, a Singapore-based footwear company in

March 2010, when K Rosaiah was Andhra Pradesh chief minister.The information was furnished under the Right to

Information Act by the APIIC September 5 to the former Guntur

District Congress Committee vice president Kanaparthi Srinivas

Rao.Rao, who has a copy of the information furnished to

him by the APIIC, alleged that it has evaded disclosure of the

market value of the land given to Apache.The land is part of the 313 acres in Mambattu village

which was leased by APIIC in October 2008 to Apache. APIIC

later sold the land which it had leased.He said that according to the Memorandum of

Understanding (MOU), Apache ought to have provided 15,000

jobs, but only 5732 jobs have been provided.He alleged that this was in sharp contrast with how

the AP state government sold 124 acres of land at a market

value of Rs 50,000 per acre in Vankayapadu and Mydavolu

villages in Guntur district to the central government

controlled Spices Board, to establish a spices park, whose

foundation stone was laid in August 2008.He also alleged that repeated appeals by the Spices

Board and Guntur MP Rayapati Sambasiva Rao to provide the land

free of cost, or at a nominal price were rejected by the AP

state government, expressing his astonishment at APIIC's

magnanimity towards Apache.

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