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The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has begun resolving long-pending land disputes that have stalled registrations for more than 800 industrial and institutional plots. Many of the delays date back to 2013, with road construction halted at nearly 590 points due to withheld or disputed land. Officials report over 150 disputes already settled, with more nearing resolution. Plot registration and possession will only proceed once road networks are completed, though no deadline has been fixed. YEIDA has also set a target to operationalise over 100 industries by year-end; currently, only 15 are active while more than 400 remain under construction.
The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has started addressing long-pending land disputes that have resulted in the delay of registrations for over 800 industrial and institutional plots. The delays have largely been attributed to incomplete road networks across 12 industrial sectors. Advertisement
Going back as far as 2013, construction of roads are currently stalled at approximately 590 points on account of land either being withheld or under dispute. Officials now claim that more than 150 of such disputes have been resolved, with many more close to resolution.
The Authority has clarified that registration and possession of plots can only take place after the successful completion of the road networks. No fixed deadline has been set for this but the process is being expedited.
In addition, YEIDA has set an ambitious target to commence operations for over 100 industries currently in the region by the end of this financial year. At the moment only 15 industries are operational while over 400 are still under construction.
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