Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan
August 2020 Project Number: 45371-007
IND: Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency Improvement Project Pipeline Distribution of Zone 1 of Left Bank for Command Area CCA 63548 ha.
Prepared by the Madhya Pradesh Water Resource Department with the assistance of the Project Contractor (L&T Construction, India) for India and the Asian Development Bank.
This land acquisition and resettlement plan is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature.
In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area. 2
Land Acquisition & Resettlement Plan (This document is prepared in accordance to the ADB Resettlement Plan Requirement as described in ADB Safeguard Policy Statement, 2009)
Document Stage: Final
India: Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency Improvement Project
Subproject: Pipeline Distribution of Zone 1 for Command Area CCA 63548 ha of Kundalia Irrigation Project- Left Bank
August 2020
CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS (As of 31st May 2020) Currency unit – Indian Rupee (Rs) INR 1.00 = $ ------$ 1.00 = ------
ABBREVIATIONS
ADB : Asian Development Bank AH : Affected Households AP : Affected People BSR : Basic Schedule of Rate CSC : Construction Supervision Consultant DC : Distribution Chamber DMS : Detailed Measurement Survey DP : Displaced People DPR : Detailed Project Report EA : Executive Agency FGD : Focus Group Discussion GOMP : Government of Madhya Pradesh GRM : Grievance Redress Mechanism GRC : Grievance Redress Committee IA : Implementing Agency IP : Indigenous People KIP : Kundalia Irrigation Project LAR : Land Acquisition and Resettlement LVC : Land Valuation Committee MFF : Multi Tranche Financing Facility MPIEIP : Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency Improvement Project NGO : Non Governmental Organization PIU : Project Implementation Unit PPTA : Project Preparatory Technical Assistance PS : Pumping Station RF : Resettlement Framework ROW : Right of Way LARP Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan R&R : Resettlement and Rehabilitation SC : Scheduled Caste SIA : Social Impact Assessment SPS : Safeguard Policy Statement ST : Scheduled Tribe WRD : Water Resources Department WUA : Water User Association
2 CONTENTS
Page I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 5 A. Introduction 5 B. Scope of Land Acquisition 5 C. Land Acquisition Impacts 6 D. Consultations with DPs and their Participation 6 E. Legal Framework 7 F. Entitlements, Assistance and Benefits 7 G. Land Acquisition Budget and Financing Plan 8 H. Grievance Redress Mechanism 8 I. Institutional Arrangement 8 J. Implementation Schedule 8 K. Monitoring and Reporting 9 II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 10 A. Introduction 10 B. General Profile of the Subproject Area 12 C. Subproject Impacts and Benefits 12 D. Minimizing Land Acquisition 13 E. Scope and Objectives of Preparation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) 13 F. Methodology adopted for Socio-economic Survey 14 III. SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT 15 A. Land Acquisition Requirement 15 B. Resettlement Impacts 15 C. Loss of Private Land in Subproject 16 D. Loss of Structures in the Subproject 16 E. Loss of other Assets in the Subproject 16 F. Loss of Livelihood in the Subproject 16 G. Significance of Impact on Land Owners 17 IV. SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFORMATION AND PROFILE 18 A. Census Socioeconomic Survey 18 B. Demographic Profile of DPs 18 C. Socio-economic Profile 20 D. Key Socio-economic Indicators 22 V. INFORMATION DISCLOSURE, CONSULTATION AND PARTICIPATION 24 A. Public Consultations 24 B. Methods of Consultation 24 C. Outcome of the Consultations 26 D. Conclusions of the Group Consultations 30 E. Plan for further Consultation in the Project 30 F. Information Disclosure 31 VI. GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISMS (GRM) 32 VII. LEGAL FRAMEWORK 34 A. Introduction 34 3 B. Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act (RFCT in LARR), 2013 34 C. Legal and Policy Frameworks of Madhya Pradesh State: 34 D. ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS), 2009 35 E. Comparison of Government and ADB Policies 36 F. R&R Policy Framework for the Subproject 40 G. Valuation of Assets 42 VIII. ENTITLEMENTS, ASSISTANCE AND BENEFITS 45 A. Introduction 45 B. Cut-off-Date for Entitlement 45 C. Subproject Entitlement 45 D. Loss of land 45 E. Loss of Structures 46 F. Loss of trees and crops 46 G. Additional assistance to vulnerable households 46 H. Loss of community infrastructure/common property resources 47 I. Temporary Impacts 47 J. Entitlement Matrix 47 IX. RELOCATION, INCOME RESTORATION AND REHABILITATION 60 A. Basic Provision for Relocation 60 B. Income Restoration and Rehabilitation 60 C. Provisions for Loss of Livelihood 61 D. Additional Support from Ongoing Poverty Reduction Programs 61 X. LAND ACQUISITIONBUDGET AND FINANCING PLAN 62 A. Introduction 62 B. CompensationPayment 62 C. Compensation for Community Property Resources 62 D. LARP Implementation and Support Cost 63 E. Sources of Funding and Fund Flow Management 63 XI. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT 64 A. Institutional Requirement 64 B. Executing Agency 64 C. Land Acquisition Management at PIU/PMU 64 D. Capacity Building on RP in the EA 66 XII. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE 68 A. Introduction 68 XIII. MONITORING AND REPORTING 69 A. Need for Monitoring and Reporting 69 B. Monitoring by PIU 69 C. Monitoring Indicators 69 D. Reporting Requirements 69
TABLES : Table 1 : Summary of Impacts on Properties ...... 6 Table 2: Details of Components of the Subproject ...... 11 Table 3: Land Acquisition Requirements ...... 15 Table 4: Ownership of Land Affected in the Subproject ...... 16
4 Table 5: Details of Displaced Persons in the Subproject ...... 16 Table 6 : Significance of Land Impact ...... 17 Table 7 : All Displaced Persons by Sex ...... 18 Table 8 : Displaced Household by Religion ...... 19 Table 9 : Displaced Household by Social Category ...... 19 Table 10 : Family Size of the Household ...... 20 Table 11 : Age Group of DPs ...... 20 Table 12 : Educational level of DPs ...... 21 Table 13 : Occupation of DPs ...... 21 Table 14 : Monthly Household Income of DHs ...... 22 Table 17: Consultation Methods ...... 24 Table 18: Consultation Locations ...... 25 Table 19: Summary of the Consultation Outcome ...... 29 Table 20: Format for Public Consultation and Disclosure Plan ...... 31 Table 21: The Comparison of ADB and GOI Policy ...... 36 Table 22: Entitlement Matrix ...... 48 Table 23: Estimated Budget for Implementation of the LARP ...... 63 Table 24: Agencies Responsible for Resettlement Implementation ...... 65
FIGURES : Figure 1: Schematic of Kundalia Irrigation Project Left Bank ...... 11 Figure 2: An Overview of the Grievance Redress Mechanism ...... 33
ANNEXURES : Annexure 1 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 2500 mm ...... 71 Annexure 2: Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 2300 mm ...... 72 Annexure 3 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 2000 mm ...... 78 Annexure 4 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE –1800 mm ...... 79 Annexure 5 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 1700 mm ...... 80 Annexure 6 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 1600 mm ...... 81 Annexure 7 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 1500 mm ...... 82 Annexure 8 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 1100 mm ...... 83 Annexure 9 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 900 mm ...... 92 Annexure 10 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 600 mm ...... 101 Annexure 11 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 500 mm ...... 106 Annexure 12 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 450 mm ...... 109 Annexure 13 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 400 mm ...... 113 Annexure 14 : Approved Collector Rates of Agriculture Land of Nalkheda Tehsil, Agar Malwa District .. 149 Annexure 15 : MSP Rates By MP Govt...... 152 Annexure 16 : Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to document foregone compensation for temporary land use ...... 153
5 I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A. Introduction
1. Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency Improvement Project (MPIEIP) is intended to achieve high irrigation efficiency and water productivity in the State. The MPIEP includes the development of the Kundalia Irrigation Project (KIP), which is a pressurized pipeline distribution system for 1, 30,690 hectares (ha) cultivable command area (CCA) and for supply of water for potable and industrial use.
2. Government of Madhya Pradesh has received loan from Asian Development Bank for implementation of the Project. The Water Resource Department (WRD) of Madhya Pradesh is the Implementing Agency (IA) for the Project.Presently L&T Construction as a DBO Contractor has been engaged for construction and to manage the scheme operation and maintenance for an initial period of 5 years.
3. In compliance with the applicable Government of India, State Government legal and policy framework and ADB SPS 2009, a Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) for this subproject covering Distribution Pipeline of Zone 1 of Left Bank is prepared as per the project detailed design. The LARP also complies with the Land Acquisition Framework (LAF) for the project agreed between WRD and ADB.This subproject is considered as Category-B as per Involuntary Resettlement (IR) categorization is concerned.
4. The objective of this LARP is to assist the affected people to improve, or at least restore their living standards to the pre-project level. The document describes the magnitude of impact, mitigation measures proposed, method of valuation of land, structure and other assets, eligibility criteria for availing benefits, baseline socio-economic characteristics, entitlements based on type of losses and tenure, the institutional arrangement for delivering the entitlements and mechanism for resolving grievances and monitoring.
B. Scope of Land Acquisition
5. The componenets of this subproject comprises of alignment of distribution pipelines ranging from diameter 400 mm to 2500 mm, to be laid in 36 villages of Tehsil Susner and Nalkheda of District Agar Malwa. For alignment of underground distribution pipelines there will be involvement of only temporary acquisition of private and government land.
6. The distribution pipeline of different diameters will be laid in 36 affected villages for which 17.079 ha of private land and 7.273 ha of government land needs to be acquired temporarily till the laying of the underground pipelines for a maximum duration of 6 months.
7. For construction of all the above components of the subproject of Zone 1, there will be total requirement of 24.352 ha of land temporarily which includes 17.079 ha of private revenue land and 7.273 ha of government land.
6 C. Land Acquisition Impacts
8. The land requirement for all the temporary acquisition of this subproject, land has been divided into two categories, that is private land of 17.079 ha and 7.273 ha of government land.Therefore, the total requirement of private and government land will be 24.352 ha for this subproject.
9. The land will be acquired temporarily as per the provisions of Pipeline Act’ 2013 of GOMP for the alignment of the underground pipeline. There are 1960 affected households comprising a population of 9950 APs in all the 36 impacted villages. .
10. . Among other impacts, there are 32 non fruit bearing trees and parts of some standing orchard trees are also being impacted which have been divided in three categories for paying compensation to the AHs. However, the above impacts on trees will be permanent for which compensation will be paid for the loss incurred to them.
11. There is no Community Property Resources (CPR) being affected in this subproject. There are mainly bushes found on the impacted government land due to scarcity of water in the area. There are no informal settlers found living or cultivating land in the subproject area. The summary of impacts on the properties is presented in the following Table No. 1 which indicates that there is no significant impact on land and livelihood of the AHs due to temporary acquisition of land:
Table 1 : Summary of Impacts on Properties
S. Type of Type of Land Physically Significance of No Impact AHs APs Ownership Acquis Displaced Impact . of Land (Ha) Yes / No Insignificant
Private Impact less than 1 Temporary 1960 9950 17.079 No Revenue 10% on the
properties of AHs Government 2 Temporary 0 0 7.273 No Land ------Total 1960 9950 24.352
D. Consultations with DPs and their Participation
12. Besides, direct consultations with DHs / DPs during socio-economic survey, group consultations were held in 36 impacted Villages in 2 phases. All relevant aspects of project designs, details of impact to their private properties were physically assessed and discussed with the stakeholders and affected communities.In all 552 persons (97 females and 455 males) participated in the group consultations, held in 17 villages on 13th and 14th November’ 2018 and from 4th to 6th October’ 2019. The Elected People’s Representatives of the affected areas also took part in these group consultations.
13. The affected population is very keen about the early completion of the project looking to the long-term benefits of this project. Information will be disseminated to APs at various stages. 7 Information including magnitude of loss, detailed asset valuations, entitlements and special provisions, grievance procedures, timing of payments, civil works schedule was discussed and LARP will be disclosed during project implementation. This will be done through public consultations and made available to APs as brochures, leaflets, or booklets in Hindi being the local language. The Hindi version of a summary of LARP along with entitlement matrix and structure and process of grievance redressal will be disclosed.
E. Legal Framework
14. The legal framework and principles adopted for addressing land acquisition and resettlement issues in the project have been guided by the existing legislation and policies of the GOI, the Government of Madhya Pradesh, Asian Development Bank and the Land Acquisition Framework (LAF) adopted for the project. Prior to the preparation of the LARP, a detailed analysis of the existing national and state policies was undertaken and a RF has been prepared for the entire program. This subproject LARP is prepared based on the review and analysis of all applicable legal and policy frameworks of the Country and ADB Policy requirements. The gaps between the applicable polices have been identified and addressed to ensure that the LARP adheres to the SPS (2009) requirements. All compensation and other assistances will be paid to all DPs prior to their physical/economic displacement.
15. The State Government of Madhya Pradesh has come up with a “Consent Land Purchase Policy’ 2013 for direct purchase of land through negotiations. In case of failure of any negotiations, the permanent land acquisition in this project context will be according to the process and provisions of RFCTLARR Act’2013. Since the land may be acquired compulsorily if the negotiations of the Consent Land Purchase Policy fail so the Safeguard Requirement 2 of ADB SPS 2009 will be applicable for all the provisions to be implemented in this project. The legal framework and policy outlined here is for the entire project and does not apply to the subproject impacts and entitlements in total. The land will be acquired temporarily as per the provisions of Pipeline Act 2013 of GOMP for the alignment of pipeline in this subproject.
F. Entitlements, Assistance and Benefits
16. In case of land acquisition, the date of publication of preliminary notification for acquisition under section Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (RFCT in LARR Act–2013) will be treated as the cut- off date. For non-titleholders, the cut-off date will be the end of the census survey which is 20th March’ 2020. Land and structures affected under the subproject will be compensated at replacement cost. DPs who settle in the affected areas after the cut-off date will not be eligible for any compensation. They, however, will be given sufficient advance notice and requested to vacate premises and dismantle affected structure, if any, prior to subproject implementation.
17. The EA will provide adequate and appropriate replacement of land and structures or cash compensation at full replacement cost for lost land and structures, adequate compensation for partially damaged structures, and relocation assistance, according to the entitlement matrix. The EA will compensate to the non-title holders for the loss of assets other than land, such as dwellings, and also for other improvements to the land, at full replacement cost. Besides
8 payment of compensation amount, the entitled DHs will be given rehabilitation assistance and grants for skill development of their wards if there is any permanent and significant impact on their properties.The entitlements to the non-titleholders will be given only if they occupied the land or structures in the subproject area prior to the cut-off date.
G. Land Acquisition Budget and Financing Plan
18. The WRD will make funds available as required to cover all compensation, resettlement assistance cost and grant for skill upgradation from its budgetary provisions. The proposed budget rates, as well as the costs, are based on field level information and experience in resettlement management. The cost estimates for the implementation of LARP for this subproject is Rs. 7.24 Million.
H. Grievance Redress Mechanism
19. During implementation of LARP of the project as a whole, some grievances may arise so there is always a need of some mechanism to redress the grievances of the affected population. Therefore a project level combined GRM is in place for addressing social, environmental and project related grievances.The GRC has been formed by WRD vide order dated 24.10.2019. In order to strengthen the grievance redress mechanism for safeguard aspects of the project, a Grievance Redress Committee (GRC) is constituted comprising of:
1. Additional Project Director, Kundalia Project, MKPMU, Rajgarh (Chairperson) 2. Project Manager, KIP-RB, MKPMU, Rajgarh 3. Project Manager, KIP-LB, MKPMU, Rajgarh 4. Social Expert, MKPMU, Rajgarh 5. Representative of DBO Contractor, KIP-RB, Jirapur 6. Representative of DBO Contractor, KIP-LB, Susner
20. Other than disputes relating to ownership rights and apportionment issues on which the LARR Authority has jurisdiction, the GRC reviews grievances involving all resettlement benefits, relocation and payment of assistances. No grievance has been received by GRC till date.
I. Institutional Arrangement
20. The Executing Agency (EA) for the project is the Ministry of Water Resources, Government of Madhya Pradesh, and the Implementing Agency (IA) is Water Resources Department, GOMP. The PMU was established at Rajgarh and remains functional since 16.04.2018 and shall remain functional for the whole subproject duration. The existing Camp Office at Zeerapur Tehsil Head Quarter has already been established which is the Project Implementation Unit (PIU). This office will be functional for the whole subproject duration.
J. Implementation Schedule
21. The time for implementation of LARP will be scheduled as per the overall subproject implementation. After the detailed design completed, requirement of updating of LARP will be checked by L&T Constructions. If updated LARP is required, the approval from the EA should be obtained prior paying compensation to the affected people. The contractor will pay compensations for all temporary land acquisition but EA will pay the compensation for 9 permanent acquisition of impacted land. The commencement of work will only be undertaken on the lands and properties, where compensations have been fully paid.
K. Monitoring and Reporting
22. Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) implementation for the subproject will be closely monitored by the EA, which is Water Resources Department of GOMP. Keeping in view the significance of resettlement impacts of the overall project, the monitoring mechanism for this project will have monitoring by Project Management Unit (PMU) / Project Implementation Unit (PIU). The position of resettlement expert has been advertised and sufficient numbers of EOI have been received. PMU will be responsible for overall supervision and implementation of the LARP. PIU will prepare monthly progress reports on resettlement activities and submit to PMU. The Project Management Unit (PMU) of MPWRD will submit semi-annual reports to ADB.
10 II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
A. Introduction
23. Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency Improvement Project (MPIEIP) is intended to achieve high irrigation efficiency and water productivity in the State. The MPIEP includes the development of the Kundalia Irrigation Project (KIP), which is a pressurized pipeline distribution system for 1, 30,690 hectares (ha) cultivable command area (CCA) and for supply of water for potable and industrial use.
24. Government of Madhya Pradesh has received loan from Asian Development Bank for implementation of the Project. The Water Resource Department (WRD) of Madhya Pradesh is the Implementing Agency (IA) for the Project.Presently L&T Construction as a DBO Contractor has been engaged for construction and to manage the scheme operation and for maintenance for an initial period of 5 years, with support to hand-over the long term management to a joint management organization comprised of WRD, a private contractor, and a project-level Water User Association (WUA).
25. The main pumping stations will be located at the end of concrete-lined approach channels constructed on the left bank of the reservoir. The DCs are proposed on the nearby hills and the water from pumping stations will be pumped through raising mains (pipelines) to the DCs. Water will be discharged from DCs through pressurized secondary pipelines to the designated command areas. All pipelines under this project will be underground only.The total area to be irrigated by Kundalia Pipeline Irrigation Project will be 1,30,690 ha of agriculture land in Agar Malwa and Rajgarh District of Madhya Pradesh. Out of the proposed land to be irrigated, there will be a CCA 63548 ha of land from the Left Bank in Agar Malwa District.
26. This Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan has been prepared for one of the subproject of Zone 1 of Left Bank of Kundalia Irrigation Project which comprises of pipeline distribution system to be passing through 36 Villages in Tehsil Susner and Nalkheda of District Agar Malwa. The components of this subproject of Zone 1, proposed to be constructed are depicted in the following Figure: 1 and described in the following Table No. 2:
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Figure 1: Schematic of Kundalia Irrigation Project Left Bank
Table 2: Details of Components of the Subproject
COMPONENTS OF THE SUBPROJECT DETAILS OF THE SUBPROJECT
The Distribution Pipelines ranging from 400 mm Distribution Pipeline System- to 2500 mm will be passing through an area of
17.079 ha of private land and 7.273 ha of 55908 Meters Pipeline-Diameter 400 mm government land. These Pipelines will be 5746 Meters Pipeline - Diameter 450 mm passing through the land holdings of 1960 DHs 5012 Meters Pipeline- Diameter 500 mm and 9950 DPs, in 36 Villages namely Amanpura, 8945 Meters Pipeline - Diameter 600 mm Bajna, Banda, Borai, Devli, Devpur, Dholakhedi, 16275 Meters Pipeline -Diameter 900 mm Diwankhedi, Dongargaon Soyat, Dulakherikhedi, 15928 Meter Pipeline- Diameter 1100 mm Gagorni, Gothada, Gundlawada, Guradisoyat, 2049 Meters Pipeline- Diameter 1500 mm Hirankhedi, Kalyanpura, Kanthaliya Ka Kheda, 868 Meters Pipeline - Diameter 1600 mm Kanwarkhedi, Khejdakhedi, Kheriyasoyat, 717 Meters Pipeline - Diameter 1700 mm Khindiakhedi, Kishanpura, Kotra, Kundalia, 3629 Meters Pipeline- Diameter 1800 mm Lalakhedi, Lohariya, Mana, Molyakhedi, Payli, 2560 Meters Pipeline- Diameter 2000 mm Salyakhedi, Shripatpura, Soyatkalan, 16595 Meter Pipeline- Diameter 2300 mm Soyatkhurd, Soyatpatti, Takhla of Tehsil Susner 506 Meters Pipeline - Diameter 2500 mm and Nalkheda of District Agar Malwa.
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27. In compliance with the applicable Government of India, State Government and ADB legal and policy framework, a Land Acquisitionand Resettlement Plan (LARP) for these above mentioned components is prepared as per its detailed design. The LARP also comply with the Land Acquisition Framework (LAF) for the Project agreed between WRD and ADB.This subproject is considered as Category-B as per Involuntary Resettlement (IR) categorization is concerned.
B. General Profile of the Subproject Area
28. The subproject area lies in 36 Villages in Nalkheda and Susnr Tehsil of Agar Malwa District. Agar Malwa District became the 51st District of Madhya Pradesh on 16 August 2013. It was carved out of the existing Shajapur District. Agar town is its administrative headquarters Agar Malwa District has two Sub Divisions, Agar Malwa Division and Susner Division.There are four Tehsils that is Agar Malwa, Badod, Susner and Nalkheda in Agar Malwa District.
29. The total population of Agar is 5, 71,278 out of which 2, 93,052 are males and 2, 78,226 are females. As per the Census 2011, the literacy rate of Agar is 80.3%. Thus Agar has higher literacy rate compared to 69.1% of Shajapur District. The male literacy rate is 87.8% and the female literacy rate is 72.31% in Agar. There is Schedule Caste (SC) constitutes 13.8% while Schedule Tribe (ST) are only 1.3% of the total population in Agar Malwa.
C. Subproject Impacts and Benefits
30. At the moment the area is suffering acute shortage of water for irrigation and drininking purposes. The proposed pressurized pipeline will give long-term benefits of irrigation to the local population of the area. Once the project is completed they will be able to take two crops in a year, which will improve their economic condition. This subproject has many positive impacts on the local population of the area which will be benefitted immensely by this upcoming project.
31. Due to availability of water they will have an increased irrigation potential. The irrigation will be through underground-pressurized distribution pipelines so there will not be any evaporation of water and that may prove to be a low maintenance scheme of irrigation. Once the benefitted population will be able to take two crops in a year they will have better living standards. Due to sustained availability of water there will be increased green cover in the area. The increased green cover in the area will help in conservation of the forest.
32. The Subproject area is mainly dependent on farming and therefore with the availability of irrigation facilities in the area the yield of the crop will be doubled and the quality of the grainswill also improve. To sell the surplus grains there will be improved market facilities in the area. The availability of better marketing facilities in the adjoining areas will improve their economic condition resulting into better life style, status and in confidence building.
33. The proposed subproject can be viewed as boosting economic growth and poverty reduction which will bring substantial social and economic development in the region. The social benefits arising due to the subproject will be triggered off to improved irrigation potential and better market facilities, which will also open up wider work and opportunities for increased frequency of interaction with outsiders. This will increase the awareness level of the people in 13 the villages with regard to their health and nutrition, lesser rate of mortality, value of education and proper utilization of available resources.
34. Due to their exposure with adjoining developed areas and interaction with the government, non-government and other development agents will help people to gain new knowledge on improved farming, land development, development and maintenance of natural resources through the formation of various economic and social development groups. All these developments in the area will open new horizons of their economic development and confidence building not only for them but even for the next generations.
D. Minimizing Land Acquisition
35. Efforts have been made through appropriate project design to minimize adverse social impacts and to reduce disruption of livelihood by avoiding any physical displacement of the affected households. Due measures were taken to reroute the alignment of the pipeline to save any shelters and other permanent structures in the impacted area. Under the subproject land acquisition of private and government land will be there because of alignment of distribution pipeline. But the significance of the impact on their properties and livelihood will be less than 10% as indicated in the following Table No. 6 regarding significance of impact.
36. There will be alignment of distribution pipeline net work of different diameters of pipes to be laid underground ranging from 400 mm, 450 mm, 500 mm, 600 mm, 900 mm, 1100 mm, 1500 mm, 1600 mm, 1700 mm, 1800 mm, 2000 mm, 2300 mm and 2500 mm. The impacted lands of these AHs will be acquired temporarily for a maximum period of 6 months for alignment of these underground pipelines.
37. There will be temporary impact on the properties of 1960 AHs as 17.079 ha of private land and 7.273 ha of government land will be impacted for a maximum duration of 6 months. During construction period the temporarily AHs will get double crop compensation as well as 15% cost of the impacted land as per the Pipeline Act of the State.
38. Once the construction work is over the temporarily impacted land will be brought back to its pre project scenario and handed over to the AHs.
E. Scope and Objectives of Preparation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP)
39. The objective of this LARP is to assist the affected people to improve, if possible, or at least restore their living standards to the pre-project level. The document describes the magnitude of impact, mitigation measures proposed, method of valuation of land, structure and other assets, eligibility criteria for availing benefits, baseline socio-economic characteristics, entitlements based on type of losses and tenure, the institutional arrangement for delivering the entitlements and mechanism for resolving grievances and monitoring.
40. The implementation of the subproject will involve total land acquisition of 24.352 ha of land in which there will be 17.079 ha of private land of 1960 households and 7.273 ha of government land. Because for alignmet of underground distribution pipeline, there will be only
14 temporary acquisition of land. This LARP has been prepared on the basis of subproject census and socioeconomic survey findings and in consultation with various AHs and DPs.
41. The LARP comply with ADB Safeguard Policy Statement-2009 designed by ADB to protect the rights of the affected persons and communities. The issues identified and addressed in this documentare as follows:
(a) Type and extent of loss of land / non-land assets, loss of livelihood, loss of common property resources and social infrastructure; (b) Impacts on vulnerable groups like poor, women and other disadvantaged sections of society including non-title holder DPs, (c) Public consultation and peoples participation in the subproject; (d) Existing legal and administrative framework and formulation of resettlement (e) Preparation of entitlement matrix, formulation of relocation strategy and restoration of businesses / income; (f) R&R cost estimate including provision for fund and; (g) Institutional framework for the implementation of the plan, including grievance redress mechanism, monitoring & reporting.
F. Methodology adopted for Socio-economic Survey
42. For preparation of LARP, Socio-economic survey was carried as 1960 households comprising a population of 9950 APs are being affected due to construction of the components of this subproject. All the structures are proposed to be constructed on private and government land as mentioned in Table No.3 of this LARP.
43. The census survey includes the (i) Inventory of 100% losses of land and non-land assets, (ii) Categorization and measurements of potential loss, (iii) Physical measurements of the affected assets / structures, (iv) Identification of trees and crops, (v) Collection of information on household characteristics, including social, economic and demographic profile.
44. In this subproject, private property of 1960 households and 9950 APs in 36 Villages is being affected so group consultations were held with stakeholders,people’s representatives, general public, women, government officials and the concerning officials of L&T Construction in the impacted villages in 2 phases.
45. The primary data for the study was collected through group discussion/ interviews with the Project Affected Persons (PAPs) and people’s representative with the help of a pre-tested and well-structured questionnaire. Important aspects covered in the questionnaire are the identification particulars of PAPs, Family details of the respondent, assets and irrigation facilities, details of infrastructures, land utilization, cropping pattern, commercial / self employment activities, household income, expenditure, type of effects, losses and status of women.There was extensive observation of the life and culture of the respondents while having group consultations and Interviews with the PAFs.
46. To ensure people’s participation in the planning phase and aiming at promotion of public understanding and fruitful solutions of developmental problems such as local needs of farmers and prospects of resettlement, various sections of stakeholders were consulted through group consultations, individual interviews, formal and informal consultations. 15 III. SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT
A. Land Acquisition Requirement
47. The components of this subproject are mainly of temporary nature which involves construction of distribution pipelines to be laid underground in 36 Villages of Tehsil Susner and Nalkheda of District Agar Malwa. There will be temporary impact on the properties of 1960 AHs so the private land of 17.079 ha and 7.273 ha of government land has to be acquired temporarily till the construction work is completed in maximum durartion of 6 months.
48. The detailed land requirements of this subproject are presented in the following Table No: 3
Table 3: Land Acquisition Requirements
Sl. No. Components Nature of Acquisition Area (in Ha) 1 506 meters of 2500 mm pipelines Temporary 0.253 2 16595 meters of 2300 mm pipelines Temporary 7.634 3 2560 meters of 2000 mm pipelines Temporary 1.024 4 3629 meters of 1800 mm pipelines Temporary 1.306 5 717 meters of 1700 mm pipelines Temporary 0.244 6 868 meters of 1600 mm pipelines Temporary 0.278 7 2049 meters of 1500 mm pipelines Temporary 0.615 8 15928 meters of 1100 mm pipelines Temporary 3.504 9 16275 meters of 900 mm pipelines Temporary 2.930 10 8945 meters of 600 mm pipelines Temporary 1.073 11 5012 meters of 500 mm pipelines Temporary 0.501 12 5746 meters of 450 mm pipelines Temporary 0.517 13 55908 meters of 400 mm pipelines Temporary 4.473 Total 24.352
B. Resettlement Impacts
49. There will be alignment of distribution pipelines of different diameters ranging from 400 mm to 2500 mm to be laid in 36 Villages of Tehsil Nalkheda and Susner, for which land will be acquired temporarily. Therefore, the total requirement of private and government land for this purpose will be 24.352 ha.
50. There will be impact on private agriculture land of 17.079 ha of 1960 affected households and 7.273 ha of government land which needs to be acquired temporarily for laying of distribution pipeline. These 1960 affected households in this subproject comprise a population of 9950 affected persons. The details of ownership and the type of land to be impacted is being summarized in the following Table No: 4
16 Table 4: Ownership of Land Affected in the Subproject
Temporary Total Sl. No. Type of Ownership Household (in Ha) (in Ha) 1 Private Revenue Land 1960 17.079 17.079 2 Government Land 0 7.273 7.273 Total 1960 24.352 24.352
C. Loss of Private Land in Subproject
51. Most of the losses are mainly of temporary nature in this subproject so may require temporary land acquisition of land and the impacted properties will have to be duly compensated as per the provisions of the Pipeline Act of the State.The land of 1960 AHs and 9950 APs will mainly be affected temporarily. The inventory of losses of the land and other assets for each affected household has been prepared based on the losses to be incurred to them due to construction of the distribution pipeline in this subproject. The total land of 24.352 ha area to be impacted and its utilization has been indicated in the following Table No.5.
Table 5: Details of Displaced Persons in the Subproject
Sl. No. Type of Impacts Affected Households Affected Persons 1 Temporary Use 1960 9950 Total 1960 9950
D. Loss of Structures in the Subproject
52. There is no loss of any shelters or any permanent structures in the impacted area. There is no impact on any other commercial land or Community Property Resources (CPR) also which is being utilized by the local population of the affected area.
E. Loss of other Assets in the Subproject
53. Among other impacts, there are 32 non fruit bearing trees and some parts of standing orange orchards trees, which have been divided in three categories.These trees will also be permanently impacted under this subproject. These impacts are due to alignment of distribution pipeline in the affected area. However, the impacts will be permanent for which due compensation will be paid for the loss incurred to them. The cash compensation will be paid for all these losses for which the inventory of the losses has been prepared based on the physical census survey of the area.
F. Loss of Livelihood in the Subproject
54. The properties of 1960 DHs are being impacted temporarily for laying of underground distribution pipeline in this subproject. After construction work is over, they get their temporarily impacted land back in its prior condition. Besides this, as per the provisions of Pipeline Act of GOMP for temporary acquisition of land, they will get double crop compensation and 15% of the cost of the impacted land based on the prevailing cost of the land as per Collector’s Guideline of 17 the land in that area. No physical displacement will occur of these DPs because their houses are not being impacted. The amount of compensation will give them an opportunity to develop their other properties and to start any small scale work for income generation. Besides this, the proposed project will give them assured irrigation benefits enabling them to have at least two crops in a year for their economic upliftment and better standard of living.There is no physical displacement or significant impact on the properties and livelihood of all 1960 DHs so there is no need to arrange any skill up-gradation training for this category of DHs. Even then, they can be encouraged to take the benefits of the ongoing skill up-gradation training programs conducted by the State Government and Government of India.
G. Significance of Impact on Land Owners
55. The analysis of significance of impact on the properties of 1960 AH’s, indicates that out of total 1960 affected households and 9950 affected persons, the properties of all 1960 households are being impated temporarily which is less than 10%, has been presented in the following Table No.-6.
Table 6 : Significance of Land Impact
S.No. Scale of Impact Household Persons %HH 1. Insignificant Impact on the properties of temporarily 1960 9950 100.00 impacted 1960 AHs which is less than 10% Impact Total 1960 9950 100.00
56. The analysis of the above Table no. 6 itself indicates that there is insignificant impact, which is less than 10% on temporarily impacted properties of all the 1960 affected households, so the amount of compensation due to the AHs is also not much. Therefore’ there is lack of interest in taking that meager amount of compensation by AH, due to the hassles of lengthy formalities of the Government. Secondly, there may be more than 3-5 shareholders in the family for that little amount of compensation which includes their married sisters too. The whole procedure of getting that amount of compensation may cost more than the amount of compensation they may get, so the AHs don’t find it feasible to take much pains for such little amount of compensation. In such type of cases it was decided that, the AH, if wants to forego the amount of compensation has to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to be documented, to forego that amount of compensation. But before signing of the MOU by the AH, the amount of compensation due to the AH will be informed to the respective family for them to take a rational decision in the matter.The format of the MOU is attached at Annexure 14.
18 IV. SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFORMATION AND PROFILE
A. Census Socioeconomic Survey
57. The Census field survey enumerated all private assets / properties and common property resources within the proposed alignment of the distribution pipeline in 36 villages located in Nalkheda and Susner Tehsil of District Agar Malwa. For every Affected Household (AH), a pre-tested structured questionnaire was administered during the socio-economic survey and inventory of losses. The conducted survey recorded details of (i) identification of the Displaced Households (DH); (ii) type, use and extent of losses of the AHs; and (iii) enumerating their losses based on their entitlement matrix
58. In addition to recording the above information, detailed socio-economic characteristics, including a demographic profile of members of the household, standard of living, inventory of physical assets, vulnerability characteristics, indebtedness level, health and sanitation, and ascertaining perceptions about project, resettlement options and compensation, was collected from all project affected 1960 households living in 36 villages of Nalkheda and Susner Tehsil comprising a population of 9950 affected persons.
59. Out of 1960 affected households, all the households will be temporarily affected. The impact of loss of properties of all 1960 households is mainly of temporary nature which is being acquired temporarily for alignment of distribution pipelines in this subproject.
B. Demographic Profile of DPs
1. Sex Ratio amongst the DPs
60. In this subproject the pipeline is passing through the properties of 1960 affected households having 9950 affected persons. Therefore amongst all 1960 surveyed households there is 52.18% of male population and 47.82% of female population. Out of all 1960 surveyed households, the males in 1906 AHs are heading the family and there are only 54 women headed household in these 1960 surveyed villages of Nalkheda and Susner Tehsil.
Table 7 : All Displaced Persons by Sex
Persons by Sex Number of Persons Percentage Male 5192 52.18 Female 4758 47.82 Total 9950 100.00
19 2. Household by Religion
61. 1960 Affected Households were surveyed based on religion and the data analysis indicates that there are 1852 Hindu AHs comprising 94.49% of the surveyed population. There are 87 AHs comprising 4.44% of the surveyed households follow Muslim faith. There are only 21 AHs following Jainism comprising 1.07% population in these 36 affected villages.
Table 8 : Displaced Household by Religion
Religion Number of Households Percentage Hindu 1852 94.49 Muslims 87 4.44 Jain 21 1.07 Total 1960 100.00
3. Household by Social Group
62. The Social Category of the AHs was also judged by the socio-economic survey, which indicates that there is majority of Other Backward Caste and General Caste population comprising 69.95% and 16.28% respectively of the total population in these 36 villages. The Scheduled Caste representation is of 12.60% and only 1.17% belonging to ST Community amongst these 1960 affected households.
Table 9 : Displaced Household by Social Category
Social Category Number of Households Percentage SC 247 12.60 ST 23 1.17 OBC 1371 69.95 General 319 16.28 Total 1960 100.00
4. Household by Size of Family
63. Family of size 1-5 members account for 62.14% followed by 23.88% having 6-8 members in the family. There are 6.79% of families having more than 9-10 Members and 7.19% families are having more than 10 Members in the family. Therefore the most common size of the family comprises of 1-5 members.
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Table 10 : Family Size of the Household
Family Size Number of Households Percentage 1 to 5 Members 1218 62.14 6 to 8 Members 468 23.88 9 to 10 Members 133 6.79 Above 10 Members 141 7.19 Total 1960 100.00
5. Age Group of DPs
64. 25.29% of DPs are in the age group of 21 years and below followed by 37.60% coming under the age group of 22-35 years, followed by 22.18% coming under the age group of 36-50 years, 11.73% belonging to age group of 51-65 years of age and only 3.21 % of APs are more than 65 years of age. The analysis indicates that the life expectancy in these affected villages is still not very high due to lack of awareness regarding good health.
Table 11 : Age Group of DPs
Age Group of DPs Number of Persons Percentage Upto 21 Years 2516 25.29 22 to 35 Years 3741 37.60 36 to 50 Years 2207 22.18 51 to 65 Years 1167 11.73 Above 65 Years 319 3.21 Total 9950 100.00
C. Socio-economic Profile
1. Educational level of DPs
65. The data analysis of educational level indicates that 48.34% of APs are still not educated, followed by 16.90% who are only primary school passed, followed by 17.14% who are 6th to 8th Class passed, 8.17% are 9th to Class 12th passed. There are 4.47% APs who are graduates followed by 0.79% who are post graduates and none are Diploma Holders.There is 4.18% of the population below the age group of 6 years who are not attending any school.
21 Table 12 : Educational level of DPs
Number of Educational level Percentage Persons Upto 5th 1682 16.90 6th - 8th 1705 17.14 9th - 12th 813 8.17 Graduate 445 4.47 Post Graduate 79 0.79 Not educated 4810 48.34 Not Attending any School 416 4.18 (0-6 Years) Total 9950 95.82
2. Occupation of DPs
66. The occupation of DP’s indicates that 34.97% are cultivators followed by 7.96% who are agricultural laborers, 53.89% are not in any work force. 0.76% in government jobs, 1.50% in private jobs and only 0.91 % are Shopkeepers. Therefore majority of population belongs to agricultural sector either as land owner / cultivator or as agriculture laborers.
Table 13 : Occupation of DPs
Occupation Number of Persons Percentage Cultivators 3480 34.97 Agricultural Laborer 792 7.96 Private Job 149 1.50 Govt. Job 76 0.76 Shopkeeper 91 0.91 Not in Workforce 5362 53.89 Total 9950 100.00
3. Income of Household
67. Household income of 64.69% affected population earns up to Rupees Rs10,000 per month followed by 26.07% having income of Rs 10,001 to 20,000 per month. 4.69% affected population having monthly income as Rs 20,001 to 25,000 per month followed by 4.54% having monthly income more than Rs. 25,000 per month.The Villagers being either illetrate or less educated are not able to give their exact monthly income but even then they are economically in a better condition than the AHs of Right Bank due to better yield and cost of the crops sown.
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Table 14 : Monthly Household Income of DHs
Monthly Income Number of Households Percentage Upto 10000 1268 64.69 10001 to 20000 511 26.07 20001 to 25000 92 4.69 Above 25000 89 4.54 Total 1960 100.00
4. Impact to Vulnerable Households (mutually exclusive)
68. The vulnerable population was also assessed amongst 1960 DHs. The weakest section representing 34.80% is Below Poverty Line (BPL), there are 54 women headed household having represention of 2.76% found amongst these 1960 surveyed households. There is near about 12.60% of SC population and 1.17% of Scheduled Tribe population found amongst these AHs. The vulnerable status of AHs in the Project, which is mutually exclusive in the order of priority as presented in the following table No. 15 which is given as below:
Table 15: Vulnerable (mutually exclusive)
Number of Vulnerable Population Percentage Households Women Headed Households 54 2.76 Below Poverty Line 682 34.80 Scheduled Tribes 23 1.17 Scheduled Caste 247 12.60 Not Applicable 954 48.67 Total 1960 100.00
D. Key Socio-economic Indicators
69. The key socio-economic indicators established, based on the socio-economic survey carried out in the months of January to March’2020 presented in the following table.The data analysis of the socio-economic indicators represents that average monthly income of the 1960 affected families in 36 villages is Rs. 13517 with 3 average number of earners.
70. There are 358 separate kitchens, 1476 separate toilet, 1697 separate bath and 1902 have the facility of electricity, 1960 have drinking water facility and 1530 AHs have LPG connections. There are 54 Women Headed Households and the average family size is 6.5.The habit of cooking with LPG is helping in the conseravtion of forest though there is not much wood available in the area due to scarcity of water in these 36 impacted and other adjoining villages.
23 Table 16: Socio Key Indicators
Socio-eco key Indicators Values Average Monthly Family Income 13517 Average Number of Earners 3 Permanent 1 Having Separate Kitchen 358 Having Separate Toilet 1476 Having Separate Bath 1697 Having Electricity 1902 Drinking Water HSC 1960 LPG for Cooking 1530 Family Size 6.5 Women Headed Households 54
24 V. INFORMATION DISCLOSURE, CONSULTATION AND PARTICIPATION
A. Public Consultations
71. In order to engage with the community and enhance public understanding about the Project and address the concerns and issues pertaining to compensation, rehabilitation and resettlement, individual interviews and meetings were undertaken amongst the various sections ofstakeholders and people’s representative. The consultations with the APs and other stakeholders will continue throughout the LARP preparation and its implementation period.
B. Methods of Consultation
72. Consultations and discussions were held during socio-economic survey period with both primary and secondary stakeholders. The primary stakeholders include Project AHs / APs, project beneficiaries and implementing agency (MPWRD). The secondary stakeholder includes revenue officers and elected representatives of the local bodies.
73. During the socio-economic survey, Direct Consultations were held withthe AHs, APs, Officials of District Administration, Officials of PIU (MPWRD) and Elected Members of the Local Panchayats. The elected representatives of local bodies were also consulted regarding the perception of the Project.
Table 15: Consultation Methods
Stakeholders Consultation Methods
Affected Persons / Affected Households Direct and Group Consultations
Local Communities Group Consultations
Local Elected Members Individual interview, discussions
Concerned Officials from Government Individual meeting /interviews, discussions
Stake Holders and General Public Consultation Meetings
74. In addition to the web disclosure of the draft LARP, detailed consultations regarding the extent of IR impact if any and the mitigation measures proposed in the draft LARP will be disclosed to the APs and general public through public meetings held along the project. The LARP disclosure meetings will be held to explain the contents and provisions of the Draft LARP and obtain the feedback, suggestions and objections, if any, on the draft LARP and accordingly make suitable amendments/corrections before finalizing the LARP.
75. All relevant aspects of project design, details of impact to private properties were discussed with local communities in 17 villages of Tehsil Susner and Nalkheda on 13th and 14th November’2018 and from 4th to 6th October’2019 in two phases. A total of 552 persons (97 25 females and 455 males) participated in the consultations in these 17 villages. The date, venue, number of participants village wise and the photographs are provided below. The issues and concerns raised during the consultations are summarized and provided in the following table:
Table 16: Consultation Locations
Name of the Village Date Male Female Respondents Respondents Hirankhedi 13.11.2018 38 05 Molyakhedi 13.11.2018 67 13 Khejdakhedi 14.11.2018 38 5 Devpur 14.11.2018 35 4 Payli 04.10.2019 25 5 Soyatkhedi 04.10.2019 17 7 Gangorni 04.10.2019 30 - Lalakhedi 04.10.2019 25 4 Gothada 05.10.2019 22 6 Bajna 05.10.2019 21 5 Kundalia 05.10.2019 33 9 Mana 05.10.2019 19 4 Lohariya 05.10.2019 16 5 Takhla 06.10.2019 18 7 Lohariya 06.10.2019 20 5 Sekakhedi 06.10.2019 17 7 Shripatpura 06.10.2019 14 6 Total Participants 455 97
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Consultations with Villagers and People’s Representative
C. Outcome of the Consultations
76. The consultations were held with affected households, affected persons, general public and the People’s Representatives in 17 Villages to provide information about the proposed project activities and expected impacts of the project and their concerns about the upcoming project. Other key stakeholders include representatives of government entities involved in the planning, design, implementation and operation of the project, which includes PIU (MPWRD) and Revenue Department of Government of Madhya Pradesh.
77. During Consultations the Officials of PIU and Engineers of L&T Constructions explained the affected population about the technical aspects of the project and Resettlement Specialist discussed with them, their entitlements matrix as per the applicable policies of the State, RFCTLARRA’ 2013 and SPS 2009 of Asian Development Bank (ADB).The affected population was informed about the inventory of their 100% losses being taken into account by the census and socio-economic survey team. Therefore the affected population was requested that they should give full co-operation in giving all the details of their properties and their families to the 27 survey team so that their rights and privileges can be taken care of as per their entitlement matrix.
78. Affected families and general public of some of the impacted villages informed that they are taking crops of Wheat, Soyabean, Gram and other pulses.in one year by lift irrigation scheme. For this lift irrigation they have laid their personal pipes to carry water from nearby river to their agricultural fields.They wanted an assurance from the company that their pipelines should not be damaged while digging of the pipeline of the project. Because the project benefits will be accrued permanently after 3 years so till then their source of irrigation should be taken care of. The company assured them to take care of the situation.
79. They also demanded that after digging the trench for laying of the pipeline it should be filled up properly in which the stone should go down and soil should come on top so that the impacted piece of land becomes cultivable again. The AHs were assured that their demands will be taken care of by the company at the time of construction of the project.The people were informed that they will get compensation of their impacted properties and trees whether they are fruit bearing trees or other type of trees. The villagers are very well aware of the benefits of the project as well as about their rights and priveleges with regard to the project.
80. The AHs said that in orange orchards, if the trees come in the alignment of the pipeline then they will be cut causing permanent loss to them. The villagers said that they plant the orange trees at a width of 16 feet in between two rows of the orange trees. Therefore due efforts should be made that the alignment of the pipeline should be in such a way that it should not damage their trees because there is enough space in between the two rows of the trees. The crops grown in the area are Wheat, Soyabean, Masoor and Chana Pulses as well as Onions as a cash crop. People’s representatives were also involved in public consultations and their perception about the proposed project was taken at length.There are many orange orchards in the area and people want that their orange trees should not be cut and instead efforts should be made to save the fruit giving trees..
81. The people of the villages were requested to give full co-operation to the survey team for their proper socio economic survey and prepartion of inventory of their losses which will be for their betterment in future. Since there is a positive atmosphere regarding the project so people are willing to render their full co-operation at any level of the project so that the benefits of the project are accrued to them at the earliest.
82. People were informed about their entitlement matrix during consultations and interviews conducted in the affected villages. The interviews were conducted by the Resettlement Specialist who made the affected population aware about the upcoming Kundalia Irrigation Project and their entitlements as per the Pipeline Act of the State due to temporary acquisition of their land. The local population is very well aware about the project and are more than willing to render their 100% co-operation during implementation of the project.
83. The community consultations indicated that local population had been suffering acute shortage of water for drinking and irrigation purposes. Due to shortage of irrigation facilities, they are not able to take two crops in a year and the crop yields are also not up to their expectations. These factors have been the root cause of their low standard of living. The
28 upcoming project will open new horizons for them when they will be able to take two good yield crops every year. The proposed project will not only improve the standard of living of the APs but it will be a source of bringing over all development of the population living in the adjoining areas also.
84. Consultations and participation with primary stakeholders will further be held in future to ensure their understanding about the potential impacts of the project on their livelihoods. To understand the perception and attitude of the people about the project, detailed interviews, and group discussions have been developed and will be conducted by the Safeguard Resettlement Specialist with stakeholders in future implementation of the project. This will bring very fruitful results when stakeholders will feel involved from the origination of the project and even throughout the implementing stage. They will consider themselves to be a part of the proposed project resulting into their 100% co-operation in its implementation. Their full-fledged cooperation will enhance the speed of the implementation of the project.
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Table 17: Summary of the Consultation Outcome
Issues Discussions / Suggestion Mitigation Measures Proposed Prior Notice regarding The AP’s should be given prior APs will be given prior information at least construction work to be notice before taking up the 60 days before starting the construction given to the Affected Construction Work of the work. Due precautions will be taken so Population Subproject. that no harm is caused to the affected and the local population residing in the area.. Benefits should be Planning should be made in It will be ensured that the affected extended to the affected such a manner so that the population is given priority in extending the population as per their Local population should be benefits of the proposed project as per entitlement. benefited by the Project. their entitlement matrix.
Local Labor should be The local labor should be It will be ensured that the affected given preference in the engaged / employed in the population is given preference in hiring of construction work. Project related activities. casual labor for construction work undertaken by the Contractor. Home privacy, routine Home privacy, routine Due measures will be taken to ensure that activities and safety of activities, safety and security of the privacy of women and girls should not Women should be taken women should not be disturbed be disturbed due to the construction of the care of. due to construction of the Project. The Company will take due project. precautions in this regard. Though their lands will be Despite the temporary impacts The APs will be informed at least 60 days temporarily acquired for on their properties, prior before taking up the construction work in the project work but prior information should be given the agriculture fields so that they can information should be before commencement of the harvest their crops if they are reaped. given to them before work so that DPs can harvest They will be given all the information taking possession of the their crops before being regarding the impacts and benefits of the said land. damaged. proposed project. Construction work should In some of the Villages the The Villagers were assured that due care be undertaken with due villagers have their personal will be taken during construction activities precautions to save their pipelines which they have been so that their personal pipelines of lift personal pipelines of using for lift irrigation purposes irrigation are not being damaged. lifting water for irrigation which should not be damaged purposes till the when the distribution pipelines completion of KIP. of KIP will be laid. Due care should be taken Villagers suggested that while The Villagers were assured that while while filling up the filling up the trenches, the refilling of the dug trenches, due care will trenches after laying of stones should go deep inside be taken that the stone will be put in the the pipeline and soil comes on top so that down layer and soil is filled in the upper the impacted strip of land layer enabling the strip of the impacted becomes cultivable again. land cultivable again. Construction work should In some of the Villages the The Villagers were assured that due care be undertaken with due villagers have their personal will be taken during construction activities precautions to save their pipelines which they have been so that their personal pipelines of lifting pipelines of lift irrigation using for lift irrigation purposes the water for irrigation purposes are not till the completion of KIP which should not be damaged being damaged. when the distribution pipelines of KIP will be laid.
30 D. Conclusions of the Group Consultations
85. From both direct and group consultations, it is noted that people are well aware about the upcoming project as various surveys have been going on and the news is spread by word of mouth from each other. Despite this they were not aware of the extent of manifold benefits proposed and the likely impacts of the project on the local population. In this project there is mainly temporary impact on their properties and when the construction activities are over their land will be brought back to its pre project condition. Therefore the stakeholders are well aware of the fact that they will have some teething problems in the transition phase which is nothing in comparison to the benefits they will get from the project. There is no resistance found amongst the affected population and the general public regarding the implementation of the project instead there is great acceptance of the upcoming project.
86. The consultations held with stakeholders in two phases indicate that the stake holders are very supportive about the project and are more than willing to undergo the impact on their properties for long-term benefits to be accrued by them through the KIP. The local population is very well aware of the benefits of the proposed project and are willing to render their 100% cooperation in the implementation of the project.
E. Plan for further Consultation in the Project
87. The effectiveness of the R&R program is directly related to the degree of continuing involvement of those affected by the subproject. Several additional rounds of consultations with APs will form part of the further stages of subproject preparation and implementation. The implementing Resettlement Specialist will be entrusted with the task of conducting these consultations during LARP implementation, which will involve disclosure on compensation, assistance options, and entitlement package and income restoration measures suggested for the subproject. The consultation will continue throughout the subproject implementation period. The following set of activities will be undertaken for effective implementation of the LARP:
(a) In case of any change in engineering alignment planning the APs and other stakeholders will be consulted in selection of pipe alignment for minimization of resettlement impacts, development of mitigation measures etc. (b) Together with the Resettlement Specialist, the PIU will conduct information dissemination sessions in the subproject area and solicit the help of the local community/ leaders and encourage the participation of the AP’s in Plan implementation. (c) During the implementation of LARP, Resettlement Specialist will organize public meetings, and will appraise the communities about the progress in the implementation of subproject works, including awareness regarding pipeline laying as per the proposed alignment and other construction works. (d) Consultation and focus group discussions will be conducted with the vulnerable groups like Women, OBC, SC and ST population to ensure that the vulnerable groups understand the process and their needs are specifically taken into consideration. (e) To make reasonable representation of Women in the subproject planning and implementation they will be specifically involved in consultation process.
31 88. A Public Consultation and Disclosure Plan will be prepared by the PIU / Resettlement Specialist for the smooth and speedy implementation of the subproject in the following format as mentioned below:
Table 18: Format for Public Consultation and Disclosure Plan
Responsible Proposed Activity Task Assigned Agencies
Public Notification Notify eligibility cut-off date for Major PIU Sons Disclosure of LAP Translate LAP in Hindi and disclose at PIU PIU Office and Village Council Distribution of R&R Prepare R&R information leaflet and PIU information leaflet distribute to Aps Internet disclosure of the LAP Post LAP / RP on ADB and / or EA ADB/PIU / RP website Consultative meetings during Face to face meetings with APs PIU joint measurement survey Disclosure of updated LAP / Disclosure after joint measurement PIU RP survey
Internet disclosure of Updated LAP posted on ADB and/or ADB/PIU the updated LAP EA website
F. Information Disclosure
89. The EA will provide relevant LARP information, including information from the above mentioned documents in a timely manner, in accessible places such as PIU Office and Panchayat / Village Gram Sabha translated in local language, if necessary.
90. LARP information will be disseminated to APs at various Stages. Information including magnitude of loss, detailed asset valuations, entitlements and special provisions, grievance procedures, timing of payments, displacement schedule, Civil works schedule will be disclosed during LARP implementation.
32 VI. GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISMS (GRM)
91. There will be 1960 households and 9950 affected persons to be affected due to this subproject so looking into the present and future needs of proper resettlement of the affected population of the upcoming Irrigation Project as a whole, a GRM is proposed to be established to provide avenues for AHs / APs to submit grievances that may arise from time to time. A two- tier GRM for the project is proposed which has been outlined as below:
92. The first tier Grievance Redressal Cell (GRC) at Project, PIU/PMU level will comprise of:
i. Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM), Revenue Department as Chairperson ii. Executive Engineer (EE), PMULevel (WRD) as Secretary of GRC iii. R&R Officer, PMU Level (WRD) of GRC iv. A representative from local NGOs or a local person of repute and standing in the Society or an Elected Representative from the locality. v. A representative from Displaced Persons.
93. The second tier GRC at District level will comprise of:
i. Project Director, PMU, WRD as Chairperson ii. Executive Engineer, (WRD) as Secretaryof GRC at PIU Level iii. R&R Officer at PIU Level, (WRD) of GRC iv. A representative from local NGOs or a local person of repute and standing in the Society or an Elected Representative/ Zila Parishad Member.
94. The GRC at PIU level will meet once every month during the implementation of RP, but if necessary more meetings will be called for as required to resolve a complaint. The Assistant Manager, PMU of project will act as the secretariat of GRC, and will keep
95. Records of all complaints, such as: date of receiving complaint; meetings to resolve the complaint; action taken and date of communication sent to complainant. The contractor’s site office and PIU office will display notices indicating whom to contact if anybody has any grievance. The APs will be informed that they could submit grievances either to PIU office or to GRC secretary, or the representative of APs. The GRC meeting will be at least convened once in a month, or as much as needed when grievances need to be resolved. The complaint/grievance will be redressed in one month’s time, and written communication will be sent to the complainant. The PIU will continually coordinate with the secretary of GRC to record a complaint registered by GRC with details of complaints lodged, date of personal hearing, action taken, and date of communication sent to the complainant.
96. For the second tier GRC at District level, the EE will act as the secretary of GRC. The second tier will focus on finding resolutions for the complainants, and with time frame not more than 4 weeks. The second tier GRC is also expected to resolve a grievance that could not be resolved by the first tier GRC. This GRM is not substitute or part of the Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and Resettlement (LARR) authority; the complainants are free to approach the jurisdictional LARR Authority to have their grievance resolved. The complainant can access the 33 appropriate Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and Resettlement (LARR) Authority at any time and not necessarily go through the GRC.
97. Other than disputes relating to ownership rights and apportionment issues on which the LARR Authority has jurisdiction, the GRC will review grievances involving all resettlement benefits, relocation and payment of assistances. The GRM should be in place at the time when disclosure of the RP is initiated by WRD and should continue throughout the project implementation period.
98. The GRC will aim to provide a time-bound and transparent mechanism to voice and resolve social, environmental, and project related concerns linked to the project. The GRC is not intended to bypass the government’s inbuilt redressed process, nor the provisions of the statute, but rather it is intended to address APs concerns and complaints promptly, making it readily accessible to all segments of the APs, and is scaled to the risks and impacts of the Project.
Figure 2: An Overview of the Grievance Redress Mechanism
Complaints by individual Complaints by People’s DP, Groups, or institutions representatives: political, religious, community
Decision to be Stage-1 GRC taken within one Meeting at Project/PIU level month of receipt (Complaints to GRC in written form Simple of complaint issues
2 Months Stage-1 GRC Meeting at District Level
Decision to be Complex issues taken within one month of receipt of complaint Decision of Stage 2 GRC – Convey the decision to Public / Chairman and other members of Step 1GRC
GRC process ends
34 VII. LEGAL FRAMEWORK
A. Introduction
99. The legal framework and principles adopted for addressing resettlement issues in the subproject have been guided by the existing legislation and policies of the Government of India (GOI), the Government of Madhya Pradesh, Asian Development Bank and the Resettlement Framework (RF) adopted for the project. Prior to the preparation of the LARP, a detailed analysis of the existing national and state policies was undertaken and a RF has been prepared for the entire program. The section below provides details of the various national and state level legislations studied and their applicability within this framework. This LARP is prepared based on the review and analysis of all applicable legal and policy frameworks of the country and ADB policy requirements. A summary of applicable acts and policies is presented in the following paragraphs and the detailed policy analysis is provided in the RF.
B. Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act (RFCT in LARR), 2013
100. The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (RFCT in LARR Act - 2013) has been effective from January 1, 2014 after receiving the assent of the President of Republic of India.
101. The aims and objectives of the Act include: (i) to ensure, in consultation with institutions of local self-government and Gram Sabhas established under the constitution of India, a humane, participative, informed and transparent process for land acquisition for industrialization, development of essential infrastructural facilities and urbanization with the least disturbance to the owners of the land and other affected families; (ii) provide just and fair compensation to the affected families whose land has been acquired or proposed to be acquired or are affected by such acquisition; (iii) make adequate provisions for such affected persons for their rehabilitation and resettlement; (iv) ensure that the cumulative outcome of compulsory acquisition should be that affected persons become partners in development leading to an improvement in their post- acquisition social and economic status and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.
102. Section 27 of the Act defines the method by which market value of the land shall be computed under the proposed law. Schedule I outlines the proposed minimum compensation based on a multiple of market value. Section 31 of the Act specifies rehabilitation and resettlement award for the affected families and the entitlements are defined in the Schedule II and III. Under Schedule II various R&R assistance like house construction allowance, land development assistance, option for annuity and employment, subsistance grant, transport allowance etc. are made and under Schedule III it specifies various infrastructural facilities and basis minimum amenities to be provided at new resettlement site in case of project based relocation.
C. Legal and Policy Frameworks of Madhya Pradesh State:
1) “Madhya Pradesh Bhumigat Pipeline, Cable Avan Duct (Bhumi ki Upyokta ke Adhikaron Ka Arjan) Adhiniyam, 2012 (No. 5 of 2013)” – (To be referred as The Madhya Pradesh Pipeline Act, 2013)
RULES
(a) Assessment of Compensation – 35 103. The competent authority shall decide the loss of crop income, compensation of trees and other losses from the land mentioned therein for the period of laying of underground pipeline, cable or duct, in the following manner :-
i. Any un irrigated land shall be considered as single cropped and irrigated land shall be considered as double cropped. If no crops are taken in last three years, the land shall be deemed as “fallow land” and the loss of crop income shall not be calculated for such land. In other cases, the loss of crop income shall be calculated as follows:
Calculation of Standard Minimum support = X X 2 crop income outcome of crop price of crop
ii. In addition to the compensation as referred under rule (1), if any the compensation shall be payable at the rate of fifteen percent of market value of that land on the date of publication of the declaration under sub- section (1) of section 4.
iii. If the laying of underground pipeline, cable or duct is not completed within the stipulated period by the State Government or the Corporation, as the case may be, it shall be liable to pay the loss for such additional period which was taken beyond the stipulated period and also be liable for additional payment at the rate of five percent of the market value of that land.
2) The Madhya Pradesh Government Order No. F 12-2 / 2014 / 07 / 2A Dated 12.11.2014 regarding the ‘Consent Land Purchase Policy’ 104. For the development of the State, different infrastructures are being constructed for which the private land has to be acquired. The process of Land Acquisition is not only time taking but involves heavy financial cost also. To save this cost and time a consideration amount in lieu of impacted private properties is offered to the owner of the land and other properties attached to it. The main conditions of this Circular are as follows:-
i. This Policy is applicable only where there is a need to acquire Private Land for construction of permanent structures for the project. ii. This Policy of Land Purchase is not only cost effective but saves lot of time in Land Acquisition procedure. iii. A lump sum compensation / grant / consideration amount is being given to the affected household and his private properties are purchased by the Government with the mutual consent of the affected person or affected household. iv. If land is required for any developmental purposes the District Collector is approached for making such type of land available to the concerned Department. If suitable Government land is available for the purpose then the same land shall be transferred to the concerned Department. If such type of suitable Government land is not available for the purpose then the procedure of purchase of private land with mutual consent is adopted.
D. ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS), 2009
105. The objectives of ADB's SPS (2009) with regard to involuntary resettlement are: (i) to avoid involuntary resettlement wherever possible; (ii) to minimize involuntary resettlement by exploring project and design alternatives; (iii) to enhance, or at least restore, the livelihoods of
36 all displaced persons in real terms relative to pre-project levels; and (iv) to improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups.
106. ADB's SPS (2009) covers physical displacement (relocation, loss of residential land, or loss of shelter) and economic displacement (loss of land, assets, access to assets, income sources, or means of livelihoods) as a result of; (i) involuntary acquisition of land, or (ii) involuntary restrictions on land use or on access to legally designated parks and protected areas. It covers displaced persons whether such losses and involuntary restrictions are full or partial, permanent or temporary.
107. The three important elements of ADB’s SPS (2009) are: (i) compensation at replacement cost for lost assets, livelihood, and income prior to displacement; (ii) assistance for relocation, including provision of relocation sites with appropriate facilities and services; and (iii) assistance for rehabilitation to enhance, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons relative to pre-project level standard of living.
E. Comparison of Government and ADB Policies
108. The new act ‘The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013’, which has integrated provisions of National Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy (2007) with that of The Land Acquisition Act (LAA) of 1894 (as amended in 1984), recognizes title holders and non-titleholders affected by land acquisition. Whereby, squatters and encroachers are excluded from the purview of the act.
109. RFCT in LARR Act – 2013 has come into effect from January 1, 2014. This Act is both complement the revision of the NRRP (2007) and decrease significantly the gaps between the LAA and ADB's SPS, 2009. The Act also expands compensation coverage of the principal act by requiring that the value of trees, plants, or standing crops damaged must also be included and Solatium being 100% of all the amounts inclusive. The Act furthermore has match ADB requirements for all compensation to be paid prior to project taking possession of any land.
110. Therefore, the RFCT in LARR Act – 2013 has established near equivalence of the Government’s policies with those of ADB's SPS, 2009. Adoption of the below principles for the project has ensured that both are covered in their application to this project. A comparison of ADB and GOI policy and measures to fill the gaps is presented in the Table: 21.
Table 19: The Comparison of ADB and GOI Policy
Aspect ADB Safeguard Fair Compensation and Measures to Requirement Transference in Land Acquisition, Bridge the GAP Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 1 Screen the Screen the project to 4 (I) it is obligatory for the appropriate Screening of all project identify past, present, Government intends to acquire land for sub-projects in and future a public purpose to carry out a Social line with the IR involuntary Impact Assessment study in checklist of ADB, resettlement impacts consultation with concerned towards enabling and risks. Conduct Panchayat, Municipality or Municipal identification of survey and/or census Corporation, as the case may be, at the potential of displaced persons, village level or ward level in the resettlement including a gender affected area. The Social Impact impacts and analysis, specifically Assessment study report shall be made associated risks. related to available to the public in the manner resettlement prescribed under section 6. 37 Aspect ADB Safeguard Fair Compensation and Measures to Requirement Transference in Land Acquisition, Bridge the GAP Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 2 Consultation Carryout Whenever a Social Impact Assessment No gap between with stake consultations with is required to be prepared under SPS and holders and displaced persons, section 4, the appropriate Government RFCTLARR. Act establish host communities shall ensure that a public hearing is 2013 Given A grievance and concerned held at the affected area, after giving project level GRM redress NGOs. Inform all adequate publicity about the date, time will be included. mechanism displaced persons of and venue for the public hearing, to their entitlements and ascertain the views of the affected resettlement options families to be recorded and included in the Social Impact Assessment Report. The Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and Resettlement Authority shall be established in each State by the concerned State Government to hear disputes arising out of projects where land acquisition has been initiated by the State Government or its agencies. 3. Improve, or at Improve or restore The Collector having determined the No gap between least restore, livelihoods of all DPs market value of the land to be acquired SPS and the livelihoods through: (i) land- shall calculate the total amount of FCTLARR. of all displaced, based resettlement compensation to be paid to the land Assets to be and payment at strategies; (ii) prompt owner (whose land has been acquired) compensated at replacement replacement of by including all assets attached to the replacement cost cost assets with access to land. Livelihood losers are eligible for without assets of equal or various rehabilitation grants. depreciation and higher value, (iii) other Livelihood prompt assistances and compensation at full income replacement cost for restoration assets that cannot be measures will be restored, and (iv) included. additional revenues and services through benefit sharing schemes if possible. 4. Assistance for Provide physically Schedule I, provides market value of No gap between displaced and economically the land and value of the assets SPS and persons displaced persons attached to land. Schedule II provides FCTLARR. with needed R&R package for land owners and for Entitlement Matrix assistance livelihood losers including landless and outlines special provisions for Scheduled compensation Tribes. and assistance for DPs. 5. Improve Improve the Special provisions are provided for No gap between standard of standards of living of vulnerable groups. SPS and living of the displaced poor FCTLARR. displaced and other vulnerable vulnerable groups, including Entitlement Matrix groups women, to at least outlines national minimum assistance for standards vulnerable groups. 6. Negotiated Develop procedures FCTLARR only apply in case of land Provisions
38 Aspect ADB Safeguard Fair Compensation and Measures to Requirement Transference in Land Acquisition, Bridge the GAP Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 Settlement in a transparent, acquired/purchased for PPP projects outlined in ADB consistent, and and for Private Companies. Section: 2. SPS will be equitable manner if (2), and 46. followed for the land acquisition is project. through negotiated settlement to ensure that those people who enter into negotiated settlements will maintain the same or better income and livelihood status 7. Compensation Ensure that Non-titleholders on acquired land area Provisions For non-title displaced persons is only included but not clear about outlined in ADB holders without titles to land non-titleholders in existing govt. land SPS will be or any recognizable followed for the legal rights to land project. are eligible for resettlement assistance and compensation for loss of non-land assets. 8. Requirement of Prepare a Preparation of Rehabilitation and No gap between RP resettlement plan / Resettlement Scheme including time SPS and indigenous peoples line for implementation. Section: 16. (1) FCTLARR. plan elaborating on and (2). displaced persons’ RP will be entitlements, the Separate development plans to be prepared for income and prepared. Section 41 subprojects with livelihood restoration impact. strategy, institutional arrangements, monitoring and reporting framework, budget, and time- bound implementation schedule. 9. Public Disclose a draft Under clause 18, the Commissioner In addition to the disclosure resettlement plan, shall cause the approved Rehabilitation publishing of the including and Resettlement Scheme to be made approved documentation of the available in the local language to the resettlement plan, consultation process Panchayat, Municipality or Municipal the RF includes in a timely manner, Corporation. As the case may be, and provision for before project the offices of the District Collector, the disclosure of the appraisal, in an Sub-Divisional Magistrate and the various accessible place and Tehsil, and shall be published in the documents a form and affected areas, in such manner as may pertaining to RP language(s) be prescribed and uploaded on the implementation. understandable to website of the appropriate displaced persons Government. and other 39 Aspect ADB Safeguard Fair Compensation and Measures to Requirement Transference in Land Acquisition, Bridge the GAP Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 stakeholders. Disclose the final resettlement plan and its updates to displaced persons and other stakeholders 10. Cost of Include the full costs 16. (I) Upon the publication of the No gap between resettlement of measures preliminary notification under sub- SPS and proposed in the section (/) of FCTLARR. Cost resettlement plan section 11 by the Collector, the of resettlement and indigenous Administrator for Rehabilitation and will be covered by peoples plan as part Resettlement shall the EA. of project’s costs and conduct a survey and undertake a benefits. For a census of the affected families, in such project with manner and within such time as may significant involuntary be Prescribed, which shall include: (a) resettlement impacts particulars of lands and immovable and / or indigenous properties being acquired of each peoples plan, affected family; (b) livelihoods lost in consider respect of land losers and landless implementing the whose livelihoods are primarily involuntary dependent on the lands being resettlement acquired; (c) a list of public utilities and component of the Government buildings which are project as a stand- affected or likely to be affected, where alone operation. resettlement of affected families is involved; (d) details of the amenities and infrastructural facilities which are affected or likely to be affected, where resettlement of affected families is involved; and (e) details of any common property resources being acquired' 11. Taking over Pay compensation 38 (I) The Collector shall take No gap between possession and provide other possession of land after ensuring that SPS and before Payment resettlement full payment ofcompensation as well as FCTLARR. of entitlements before rehabilitation and resettlement compensation physical or economic entitlements are paid or tendered to the displacement. entitled persons within a period of three Implement the months for the compensation and a resettlement plan period of six months for the monetary under close part of rehabilitation and resettlement supervision entitlements listed in the Second throughout project Schedule commencing from the date of implementation. the award made under section 30. 12. Monitoring Monitor and assess 48 (I)The Central Government may, For project, resettlement whenever necessary for national or monitoring outcomes, their inter-State projects, constitute a mechanism and impacts on the National Monitoring Committee for frequency will standards of living of reviewing and monitoring the follow ADB SPS displaced persons, implementation of rehabilitation and based on and whether the resettlement schemes or plans under categorization. objectives of the this Act.
40 Aspect ADB Safeguard Fair Compensation and Measures to Requirement Transference in Land Acquisition, Bridge the GAP Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 resettlement plan have been achieved by taking into account the baseline conditions and the results of resettlement monitoring. Disclose monitoring reports.
F. R&R Policy Framework for the Subproject
111. Based on the above analysis of Government provisions and ADB policy, the following resettlement principles are adopted for this Project:
(a) Screen the project early on to identify past, present, and future involuntary resettlement impacts and risks if any. Determine the scope of resettlement planning through a survey and / or census of displaced persons, including a gender analysis, specifically related to resettlement impacts and risks. Measures to avoid and minimize involuntary resettlement impacts include the following: (i) explore alternative alignments or locations which are less impacting, (ii) ensure the appropriate technology is used to reduce land requirements, (iii) modify the designs, cross sections, and geometrics of components to minimize the ROW and ensure involuntary resettlement is avoided or minimized.
(b) Carry out meaningful consultations with displaced persons, host communities, and concerned non government organizations. Inform all displaced persons of their entitlements and resettlement options. Ensure their participation in planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of resettlement programs. Pay particular attention to the needs of vulnerable groups, especially those below the poverty line, the landless, the elderly, women and children, and indigenous peoples if any, and those without legal title to land, and ensure their participation in consultations. Establish a grievance redress mechanism to receive and facilitate resolution of the concerns of displaced persons. Support the social and cultural institutions of displaced persons and their host population. Where involuntary resettlement impacts and risks are highly complex and sensitive, compensation and resettlement decisions should be preceded by a social preparation phase.
(c) Improve, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons through; (i) land-based resettlement strategies when affected livelihoods are land based where possible or cash compensation at replacement cost for land when the loss of land does not undermine livelihoods, (ii) prompt replacement of assets with access to assets of equal or higher value, (iii) prompt compensation at full replacement cost for assets that cannot be restored, and (iv) additional revenues and services through benefit sharing schemes where possible.
(d) Provide physically and economically displaced persons with needed assistance, including the following: (i) if there is relocation, secured tenure to relocation land, better housing at resettlement sites with comparable access to employment and 41 production opportunities, integration of resettled persons economically and socially into their host communities, and extension of project benefits to host communities; (ii) transitional support and development assistance, such as land development, credit facilities, training, or employment opportunities; and (iii) civic infrastructure and community services, as required.
(e) Improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups, including women, to at least national minimum standards. In rural areas provide them with legal and affordable access to land and resources, and in urban areas provide them with appropriate income sources and legal and affordable access to adequate housing.
(f) Develop procedures in a transparent, consistent, and equitable manner if land acquisition is through negotiated settlement1 to ensure that those people who enter into negotiated settlements will maintain the same or better income and livelihood status.
(g) Ensure that displaced persons without titles to land or any recognizable legal rights to land are eligible for all compensation, relocation and rehabilitation measures, except land. .
(h) Prepare a resettlement plan elaborating on the entitlements of displaced persons, the income and livelihood restoration strategy, institutional arrangements, monitoring and reporting framework, budget, and time-bound implementation schedule. This resettlement plan will be approved by ADB prior to contract award.
(i) Disclose a draft resettlement plan, including documentation of the consultation process in a timely manner, before project appraisal, in an accessible place and a form and language(s) understandable to displaced persons and other stakeholders. Disclose the final resettlement plan and its updates to displaced persons and other stakeholders.
(j) Conceive and execute involuntary resettlement as part of a development project or program. Include the full costs of resettlement in the presentation of project’s costs and benefits. For a project with significant involuntary resettlement impacts, consider implementing the involuntary resettlement component of the project as a stand-alone operation.
(k) Pay compensation and provide other resettlement entitlements before physical or economic displacement if any. Implement the resettlement plan under close supervision throughout project implementation.
(l) Monitor and assess resettlement outcomes, their impacts on the standard of living of displaced persons, and whether the objectives of the resettlement plan
1 ADB SPS 2009 (Safeguards Requirements 2) does not apply to negotiated settlements. The policy is encourages acquisition of land and other assets through a negotiated settlement wherever possible, based on meaningful consultation with affected persons, including those without title to assets. A negotiated settlement will offer adequate and fair price for land and/or other assets. Also, an independent external party will be engaged to document the negotiation and settlement processes. In cases where the failure of negotiations would result in expropriation through eminent domain or the buyer could acquire the property regardless of its owner’s decision to sell it or not, will trigger ADB’s involuntary resettlement policy. The Safeguard Requirements 2 will apply in such cases, including preparing a resettlement plan.
42 have been achieved by taking into account the baseline conditions and the results of resettlement monitoring. Disclose monitoring reports.
(m) It is proposed to follow the provisions of Pipeline Act 2013 also because KIP relates to mainly Pipeline Project. Though the implementation of this Pipeline Act 2013 is possible only if there is mainly temporary impact on the properties of the affected population. But if there is permanent impact on their properties due to construction of permanent structures then the land has to be permanently acquired by following RFCTLARRA’ 2013.
(n) But before going into long and time taking procedure of permanent Land Acquisition, efforts should be made to follow the provisions of “Consent Land Purchase Policy” vide GOMP order dated 12.11.2014 in which the required land is purchased by the Government with the Mutual Consent of the affected person. But if the negotiations fail for the purchase of land with mutual consent then the procedure of permanent LAQ has to be followed as per RFCTLARR Act’ 2013.
(o) Regarding the eligibility of compensation, all APs will be provided with compensation and rehabilitation grant if their land is adversely affected, houses partially or fully demolished, and other properties such as crops, trees and other facilities or access to these properties will be damaged due to the project. Lack of legal documents of their customary rights of occupancy/titles shall not affect their eligibility for compensation. It also must be noted that during the project implementation stage, if there are any changes in the alignments, there by adversely affecting the land, livelihood or other assets of the people, the same shall be compensated in keeping within the applicable framework.
(p) The framework stipulates payment of compensation as per the assessed value of the land and structure to the APs. In addition to compensation payments made by Land Acquisition Officer / competent authority, the APs will receive additional assistance in cash or kind to match replacement costs, which is the difference between the market value and the assessed value, if any, for lost assets (land and houses), transaction costs such as stamps / registration costs (in case of purchase of replacement land) and other cash grants and resettlement assistance such as shifting allowance, compensation for loss of work days / income due to dislocation. Female-headed households and other vulnerable households (such as Scheduled Tribes/Scheduled Castes, disabled, elderly) will be eligible for further cash assistance for relocation and house reconstruction provided they are permanently affected and displacement becomes inevitable..
(q) The Entitlement Matrix lists various types of losses, identification / eligibility and entitlements and provides basic parameters for preparation of compensation and resettlement benefits. The matrix would apply to additional subprojects, based on the specific project impacts.
G. Valuation of Assets
112. The valuation of affected land and structures will be governed by the following process:
113. Land surveys for determining the payment of compensation would be conducted on the basis of updated official records and ground facts. The land records containing information like legal title, and classification of land will be updated expeditiously for ensuring adequate cost compensation and allotment of land to the entitled displaced persons. In cases of areas, where 43 official land records don’t exist, formal land/property boundaries of private property owned by the tribal households can be determined through the process of community consultation and discussion with village head and village council members.
114. Based on such information, land can be classified and land record can be updated and compensation assessment can be made. Records as they are on the cut-off date will be taken into consideration while determining the current use of land. The uneconomic residual land remaining after land acquisition will be acquired as per the provisions of RFCT in LARR Act, 2013. The owner of such land/property will have the right to seek acquisition of his entire contiguous holding/ property provided the residual land is less than the average land holding of the District.
115. The methodology for verifying the replacement cost for each type of loss will be as per the provision made in the RFCT in LARR Act -2013. But before going into lengthy and time taking procedure of LAQ it is advisable to negotiate with owner of the required land to sell his land to the Concerned Government Department following the principle of “Consent Land Purchase Policy” vide GOMP Circular dated 12.11.2014. But if negotiations fail with the owner of the required land then the land has to be acquired by RFCTLARR Act 2013.
1. Valuation of Land
116. The District Collector/Deputy Commissioner shall determine the market value of the land with assessment of (a) the market value, if any, specified in the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 for the registration of sale deeds or agreements to sell, as the case may be, in the area, where the land is situated; or (b) the average sale price for similar type of land situated in the nearest village or nearest vicinity area; or (c) consented amount of compensation as agreed upon, whichever is higher.
117. Where the market value as per above section (1) cannot be determined for the reason that: (a) the land is situated in such area where the transactions in land are restricted by or under any other law for the time being in force in that area; or(b) the registered sale deeds or agreements to sell for similar land are not available for the immediately preceding three years; or(c) the market value has not been specified under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899; the appropriate authority, the State Government concerned shall specify the floor price or minimum price per unit area of the said land based on the Price calculated in the manner specified in the above section (1) in respect of similar types of land situated in the immediate adjoining areas.
118. The market value calculated as per above section (1) shall be multiplied by a factor of (a) 1 (one) to 2 (two) in rural areas based on the distance of project from Urban Area as notified by the Government of Madhya Pradesh; and (b) one in urban areas.
119. Solatium amount equivalent to 100% of the market value calculated on the basis of above (1 or 2) x 3.
Hence: The cost of land in rural areas = X + 100% of X, The cost of land in urban areas = X + 100% of X Where X = Market Value as determined above x 1 to 2.
2. Valuation of Building and Structure
120. The District Collector/Deputy Commissioner in determining the market value of the building and other immovable property or assets attached to the land or building which are to be
44 acquired shall use the services of a competent engineer or any other Specialist in the relevant field, as may be considered necessary by him. The cost of buildings will be estimated based on updated Basic Schedule of Rates (BSR) as on date without depreciation. Solatium of 100% will be added to the estimated market value of the structure as per the provision of RFCT in LARR Act 2013. For valuation of structure/building following parameters should be taken into account:
(a) From where they used to buy materials (b) Type of shops (Private or State-owned) (c) Distance to be traveled (d) Sources (local or foreign) and the cost of various materials (e) Who will build the structures (owner or contractor) and whether they will use the hired labor or their own labor (cost of labor will be considered); (f) Obtaining cost estimates by meeting at least three contractors/suppliers in order to identify cost of materials and labor (g) Identifying the cost of different types of houses of different categories and compare the same with district level prices.
3. Valuation of Trees
121. Compensation for trees will be based on their full replacement cost. The District Collector/Deputy Commissioner for the purpose of determining the market value of trees and plants attached to the land acquired, use the services of experienced persons in the field of agriculture, forestry, Horticulture, Sericulture, or any other field, as may be considered necessary by him.
122. Even after payment of compensation, DPs would be allowed to take away the materials salvaged from their dismantled houses and shops and no charges will be levied upon them for the same. In case of any structures not removed by the DPs in stipulated 60 days period, a notice to that effect will be issued intimating that DPs can take away the materials so salvaged within 48 hours of their demolition; otherwise, the same will be disposed by the project authority without giving any further notice.
123. Trees standing on the land owned by the Government will be disposed of through open auction by the concerned Revenue Department/ Forest Department. DPs will be provided with an advance notice of three months prior to relocation. Further, all compensation and assistance will be paid to DPs at least 60 days prior to displacement or dispossession of assets.
124. For temporary impact on land and common property resources, any land required by the project on a temporary basis will be compensated in consultation with land owners and will be restored to previous status or better quality. Implementation issues can be found in the Entitlement Matrix.
45 VIII. ENTITLEMENTS, ASSISTANCE AND BENEFITS
A. Introduction
125. This subproject will have 1960 DHs as 17.079 ha of private land and 7.273 ha of government land will be impacted due to construction of alignment of distribution pipeline as mentioned in Table 3 involving acquisition of private and government land. However, there will not be any physical displacement under the subproject because there will be very insignificant impact on the properties and livelihood of the affected population because there will be mainly temporary acquisition of land. This section deals with the entitlement provisions as per the anticipated impacts for the Kundalia Micro Irrigation Project.
B. Cut-off-Date for Entitlement
126. In case of land acquisition, the date of publication of preliminary notification for acquisition under section 11 of the RFCT in LARR Act’ 2013 will be treated as the cut-off date. For non-titleholders, the cut-off date will be the end of the census survey which is 20th March’2020 in this subproject. The cut-off date for non-titleholders will be officially declared by the IA along with the disclosure of RP and additionally notified in the project area through newspaper and communicated to DPs during consultation. They, however, will be given sufficient advance notice, requested to vacate premises and dismantle affected structures prior to subproject implementation. Their dismantled structures materials will not be confiscated and they will not pay any fine or suffer any sanction.
C. Subproject Entitlement
127. At present 17.079 ha of private land and 7.273 ha of government land will be affected temporarily in this subproject so entitlement of compensation of all the affected private properties as per their entitlement matrix will be paid as mentioned in LARP of the subproject. The provisions of the entitlements of the project as a whole will also be followed in letter and spirit in phases according to the upcoming subprojects of KIP-Left Bank. In accordance with the R&R measures outlined in the project Resettlement Framework, all displaced households and persons will be entitled to a combination of compensation packages and resettlement assistance depending on the nature of ownership rights on lost assets and scope of the impacts including socio-economic vulnerability of the displaced persons and measures to support livelihood restoration if livelihood impacts are envisaged. The displaced persons will be entitled to the following five types of compensation and assistance packages:
(a) Compensation for the loss of land, crops / trees at their replacement cost; (b) Compensation for structures (residential / commercial) and other immovable assets at their replacement cost; (c) Assistance in lieu of the loss of business / wage income and income restoration assistance; (d) Assistance for shifting and provision for relocation site (if required), and (e) Rebuilding and/ or restoration of community resources / facilities.
D. Loss of land
128. Loss of land will be compensated at replacement cost plus refund of transaction cost (including land registration cost, and stamp duties) incurred for purchase of replacement land. If the residual plot(s) is (are) not viable, i.e., the DP becomes a marginal farmer, three options are to be given to the DP, subject to his acceptance which are (i) The DP remains on the plot, and the compensation and assistance paid to the tune of required amount of land to be acquired, (ii)
46 Compensation and assistance are to be provided for the entire plot including residual part, if the owner of such land wishes that his residual plot should also be acquired by the EA, the EA will acquire the residual plot and pay the compensation for it and (iii) If the DP is from vulnerable group, compensation for the entire land by means of land for land will be provided if AP wishes so, provided that land of equal productive value is available. The replacement of land option will be considered by the District Collector while acquiring land wherever feasible alternate land is available. All fees, stamp duties, taxes and other charges, as applicable under the relevant laws, incurred in the relocation and rehabilitation process, are to be borne by the EA.
129. The compensation measures suggested in this LARP based on the LARR Act -2013, which includes, market value, solatium, transition cost, interest in case of delay along with other assistance items aligns with the criteria of replacement cost of the assets.
E. Loss of Structures
130. Loss of Structures will be compensated at replacement value with other assistance to both titleholders and non-titleholders. The details of entitlement will be as:
(a) Compensation for structure at the replacement cost to be calculated as per latest prevailing basic schedules of rates (BSR) without depreciation.
F. Loss of trees and crops
131. Loss of trees and crops will be compensated by cash compensation. The entitlements to the DPs losing trees and crops will be:
(a) Advance notice to harvest crops, fruits, and timbers. (b) Compensation for standing crops in case of such loss, based on an annual crop cycle at market value (c) Compensation for trees based on timber value at market price, and compensation for perennial crops and fruit trees at annual net product market value multiplied by remaining productive years; to be determined in consultation with the Forest Department for timber trees and the Horticulture Department for other trees/crops.
G. Additional assistance to vulnerable households
(a) Vulnerable householdsinclude BPL, SC, ST, WHH, Disabled, elderly and non- titleholders will be paid with special assistancesas detailed below if they are impacted permanently due to construction of the subproject.
(b) One time lump sum assistance of Rs. 25,000 to vulnerable householdswill be paid if they are experiencing permanent and singnificant impact on their properties and livelihood. This will be paid above and over the other.
(c) Receive preference in income restoration training program under the project. (d) Preference in employment under the project during construction and implementation. (e) Access to basic utilities and public services.
47 H. Loss of community infrastructure/common property resources
132. Though there is no community infrastructure is being impacted in this subproject but in case if there is any possibility in near future for this or other subprojects then the impacted, Common Property Resources (CPR) will be compensated either by paying them compensation at replacement cost of the property/structure to the community (registered trust, society or village committee as appropriate) or by reconstruction of the community structure in consultation with the affected community.
I. Temporary Impacts
133. Temporary impacts on agricultural land due to plant site for contractor etc will be eligible for cash compensation for loss of income potential including:
(a) Any land required by the Project on a temporary basis will be compensated in consultation with the landholders. (b) Rent at market value for the period of occupation (c) Compensation for assets at replacement cost (d) Restoration of land to previous or better quality (e) Location of construction camps will be fixed by contractors in consultation with Government and local community. (f) 60 Days advance notice regarding construction activities, including duration and type of temporary loss of livelihood. (g) Cash assistance based on the minimum wage/average earnings per month for the loss of income/livelihood for the period of disruption, and contractor’s actions to ensure there is no income/access loss. (h) Any unanticipated impacts due to the subproject will be documented during the implementation phase and mitigated based on provision made in the Entitlement Matrix of this Resettlement Plan.
J. Entitlement Matrix
134. An Entitlement Matrix has been developed, that summarizes the types of losses and the corresponding nature and scope of entitlements; and is in compliance with National Laws and ADB SPS-2009 (refer to Table 22). All compensation and other assistanceswill be paid to all DPs prior to physical or economic displacement. After payment of compensation, DPs would be allowed to take away the materials salvaged from their dismantled houses and shops and no charges will be levied upon them for the same. The cost of salvaged materials will not be deducted from the overall compensation amount due to the DPs. A notice to that effect will be issued intimating that DPs can take away the materials.
48 Table 20: Entitlement Matrix S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency Land 1-a Loss of Agricultural Legal titleholders/ • Compensation at • Compensation District private land land2, Family with replacement cost or accounts for all Collector/Deputy homestead traditional land-for-land where taxes and fees, Commissioner 3 land or titleholders feasible.4If land-for-land and does not shall determine vacant plot the market value is offered, titles will be account for any of the land and in the name of original depreciation. multiply by the landowners. • Vulnerable factors and add • One time Resettlement households will 100% solatium allowance5 of Rs. be identified as specified in 50,000 per affected during the LARR Act. PIU family6 census. will ensure • Each affected family • Re-titling to be provision of shall be eligible for completed prior notice. PIU will verify the extent choosing one time to project of impacts assistance option from: completion through a 100% (i) Where jobs are • For option of survey of APs, created through the choosing job determine project, employment for created through assistance, and at least one member of project, job will identify the affected family with be paid at living vulnerable suitable training and wage and households. skill development in the monitored by required field; or (ii) CSC. One-time payment of Rs. 500,000 per affected family. • Displaced families7belong to
2 The LARR, 2013 Act says no irrigated multi cropped land shall be acquired under this Act, except in exceptional circumstances, as a demonstrable last resort. Wherever such land is acquired, an equivalent area of cultivable wasteland shall be developed for agricultural purposes or an amount equivalent to the value of land acquired shall be deposited with the appropriate Government for investment in agriculture for enhancing food-security. Such costing shall also reflect while preparing Resettlement Budget. 3 Traditional land rights refer to households with customary rights to land, and shall be treated equivalent to titleholders. The Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 defines “Forest Dwelling Scheduled Tribes” as the members or community of the Scheduled Tribes who primarily reside in andwho depend on the forests and forest lands for bona fide livelihood needs and includes the Scheduled Tribe pastoralist communities. The act provides right to in situ rehabilitation including alternative land in cases where the Scheduled Tribes and other traditional forest dwellers have been illegally evicted or displaced from forest land of any description without receiving their legal entitlement or rehabilitation prior to the 13th of December 2005. 4 Including option for compensation for non-viable residual portions. 5 The LARR Act–2013 specifies that each affected family shall be given one time Resettlement Allowance of Rs.50,000/- only. 6 ‘Family’ includes a person, his or her spouse, minor children, minor brothers and minor sisters dependent on him. Widows, divorcees and women deserted by families shall be considered separate family. An adult of either gender with or without spouse or children or dependents shall be considered as a separate family – as defined under LARR Act–2013. 7 Displaced family" as defined by the LARR Act–2013, means any family, who on account of acquisition of land has to be relocated and resettled from the affected area to the resettlement area. According to ADB SPS-2009, displaced persons are those who are physically displaced (relocation, loss of residential land, or loss of shelter) and/or economically displaced (loss of land, assets, access to assets, income sources, or means of livelihoods) 49 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areas will receive additional one-time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance. • Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households 1-b Loss of Agricultural Tenants and • Compensation for • Land owners PIU will confirm private land land, leaseholders rental deposit or will reimburse land rental and homestead (whether having unexpired lease (such tenants and ensure tenants land or written amount will be leaseholders and vacant plot tenancy/lease deducted from the land rental leaseholders documents or not / compensation of land deposit or receive Sharecroppers owners). unexpired reimbursement • Displaced families lease for land rental belong to Scheduled • Vulnerable deposit or Caste (SC) and households will unexpired lease, Scheduled Tribe (ST) be identified and report to of Scheduled Areas during the PIU. PIU will will receive additional census. ensure provision one-time Rs. 50,000 of notice. as subsistence allowance • Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households 2-a Loss of Vacant plot, Leaseholders • Compensation for • Vulnerable PIU will ensure Government Agricultural rental deposit or households will provision of land land, unexpired lease (such be identified notice and homestead amount will be during the identify land vulnerable deducted from the census. households. compensation of the lessee). • Displaced families belong to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areas will receive additional one- time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance. • Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households
as a result of (i) involuntary acquisition of land, or (ii) involuntary restrictions on land use or on access to legally designated parks and protected areas. Thus, under this RF, the subsistence allowance is applicable for all affected families losing land irrespective of their nature of physical or economic displacement.
50 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency 2-b Loss of Vacant plot, Non-Title • At least 60 days • As per ADB PIU will ensure Government Agricultural Holders/Squatters8, advance notice to shift SPS-2009, all provision of 9 land land, Encroachers from occupied land. NTH are notice. homestead • Notice to harvest considered as PIU will identify land vulnerable vulnerable standing seasonal households. households. crops and compensation. • Displaced families belong to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areas will receive additional one- time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance • Additional assistance as Vulnerable Households Residential Structures10 3-a Loss of Residential Legal titleholders Each affected family • Compensation District residential structure shall be eligible for accounts for all Collector/Deputy structure and other Family with choosing one time taxes and fees, Commissioner 11 assets traditional land right assistance option from: and does not shall determine the market value (i) Replacement account for any of the structure cost of the depreciation. and add 100% structure and • Vulnerable solatium as other assets (or households will specified in part of the be identified LARR Act. structure and during the Valuation other assets, if census. committee will remainder is • Wherevers DPs verify viable) without opt for self- replacement value. PIU will depreciation; construction, Or verify the extent land and of impacts (ii) In Rural area, structures will through a 100% the displaced be survey of AHs family will be compensated at determine provided with the replacement assistance, option of cost verify and constructed • Assessment of identify house as per viability of vulnerable households. Indira remaining AwaasYojana structure will be specifications in made in
8Squatters are those who have no recognizable rights on the land that they are occupying. 9 Encroachers are those who build a structure which is in whole or is part of an adjacent property to which he/she has no title. 10Some of the entitlements under section are the same as previous rows as it is structured separately for each affected category and should not be duplicated in reading 11 Other assets include, but is not limited to walls, fences, sheds, wells, etc. 51 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency lieu of cash consultation compensation; with DPs (iii) In Urban area, the displaced family will be provided with the option of constructed house of minimum 50 sq. m. plinth area in lieu of cash compensation. • Fees, taxes, and other charges related to replacement structure. • Right to salvage materials from structure and other assets with no deductions from replacement value. • One-time Resettlement allowance of Rs. 50,000 per affected household • One time financial assistance of Rs. 25,000 to the families losing cattle sheds for reconstruction • All displaced families will receive one time shifting assistance of Rs. 50,000 towards transport costs etc. • Displaced families belong to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areas will receive additional one- time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance. • Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households 3-b Loss of Residential Tenants and • Replacement cost of Land/structure Valuation residential structure leaseholders part/whole of structure owners will committee will structure and other constructed by the reimburse tenants verify
52 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency assets tenant/leaseholder and leaseholders replacement without depreciation, rental deposit or value. PIU will and this will be unexpired lease. verify the extent deducted from the of impacts compensation amount Vulnerable through a 100% surveys of AHs of the owner. households will determine • Compensation for be identified assistance, rental deposit or during the verify and unexpired lease. census. identify • Right to salvage vulnerable materials (of the households. portion constructed by tenants or leaseholders) from structure and other assets • One time Resettlement allowance of Rs. 50,000 per affected family • One time financial assistance of Rs. 25,000 to the families losing cattle sheds for reconstruction. • All displaced families will receive one time Shifting assistance of Rs. 50,000 towards transport costs etc • Displaced families belong to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areaswill receive additional one- time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance. • Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households 3-c Loss of Residential Non-Title Holders/ • Replacement cost of Vulnerable PIU will verify residential structure Squatters, structure constructed households will the extent of structure and other Encroachers by the squatter without be identified impacts through assets depreciation during the a 100% survey of AHs • Right to salvage census. determine materials from assistance, structure and other verify and assets identify • One time Resettlement vulnerable 53 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency allowance of Rs. households. 50,000 per affected family • All displaced families will receive one time shifting assistance of Rs. 50,000 towards transport costs etc. • Displaced families belong to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areaswill receive additional one- time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance. • Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households Commercial Structures 4-a Loss of Commercial Legal titleholders • Replacement cost of • Compensation Valuation commercial structure the structure and other accounts for all committee will structure and other Family with assets (or part of the taxes and fees, determine assets traditional land right structure and other and does not replacement value. PIU will assets, if remainder is account for any verify the extent viable) without depreciation. of impacts depreciation through a 100% • Fees, taxes, and other • Vulnerable survey of AHs charges related to households will determine replacement structure. be identified assistance, • Right to salvage during the verify and materials from census. identify structure and other vulnerable households. assets with no deductions from replacement value. • One time Resettlement allowance of Rs. 50,000 per affected family • One time financial assistance of Rs. 25,000 to the families losing shop for reconstruction of shop. • All physically displaced families will receive one time shifting assistance of Rs. 50,000 towards
54 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency transport costs etc. • Displaced families belong to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areas will receive additional one- time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance. • Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households 4-b Loss of Commercial Tenants and • Replacement cost of Land/structure Valuation commercial structure leaseholders part/whole of structure owners will committee will structure and other constructed by the reimburse tenants determine assets tenant/leaseholder and leaseholders replacement value. PIU will without depreciation, land rental verify the extent and this will be deposit or of impacts deducted from the unexpired lease. through a 100% compensation amount survey of AHs of the owner. Vulnerable determine • Compensation for households will assistance, rental deposit or be identified verify and unexpired lease. during the identify • Right to salvage census. vulnerable households. materials (of the portion constructed by tenants or leaseholders) from structure and other assets • One time Resettlement allowance of Rs. 50,000 per affected family • All displaced families will receive one time shifting assistance of Rs. 50,000 towards transport costs etc. • Displaced families belong to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areas will receive additional one- time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance. • Additional assistance to Vulnerable 55 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency Households 4-c Loss of Commercial Non-Title • Replacement cost of Vulnerable PIU will verify commercial structure Holders/Squatters, structure constructed households will the extent of structure and other Encroacher by the squatter without be identified impacts through assets depreciation during the a 100% surveys of AHs • Right to salvage census. determine materials from assistance, structure and other verify and assets identify • One time Resettlement vulnerable allowance of Rs. households. 50,000 per affected family • All displaced families will receive one time shifting assistance of Rs. 50,000 towards transport costs etc. • Displaced families belong to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areas will receive additional one- time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance. • Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households Livelihood 5 Loss of Livelihood Legal titleholder • One time financial Vulnerable PIU will verify livelihood losing business/ assistance of minimum households will the extent of commercial Rs. 25,000. be identified impacts through establishment • Skill up-gradation during the a 100% survey of AHs training to APs opted census. Family with determine
traditional land right for (one member of the assistance, affected family) income verify and Commercial tenant restoration. identify • Preference in vulnerable Commercial employment under the households. leaseholder project during construction and For Agricultural Employee in implementation. laborer (long commercial timer) Only • Monthly Subsistence establishment those who are in allowance of Rs. 3,000 fulltime / Agricultural laborer for one year (total Rs. permanent (long term) 36,000) from the date employment of of award the land owner Artisans • Displaced families will be eligible belong to Scheduled for this
56 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency Squatters Caste (SC) and assistance. Scheduled Tribe (ST) Seasonal of Scheduled Areas will agricultural receive additional one- laborers will not time Rs. 50,000 as be entitled for this assistance. subsistence allowance. • Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households experiencing significant losses
Trees and Crops 6 Loss of Standing Legal titleholder • Advance notice to • Harvesting prior PIU will ensure trees and trees and harvest crops, fruits, to acquisition provision of crops crops Family with and timbers. will be notice. Valuation traditional land right • Compensation for accommodated Committee will undertake standing crops in case to the extent Agricultural tenant/ valuation of possible leaseholder of such loss, based on standing crops, an annual crop cycle at • Work schedules perennial crops Sharecroppers market value will avoid and trees, and • Compensation for trees harvest season. finalize Non-Title Holders based on timber value • Seasonal crops compensation at market price, and will be given at rates in Squatter compensation for least 60-day consultation with perennial crops and notice. If notice APs. fruit trees at annual net cannot be product market value given, multiplied by remaining compensation productive years; to be for standing determined in crops will be consultation with the compensated at Forest Department for market value. timber trees and the • Market value of Horticulture trees/crops has Department for other to be trees/crops. determined. Vulnerable 7 Impacts on All impacts Vulnerable Aps • Vulnerable households Vulnerable PIU will verify vulnerable experiencing losses households will the extent of APs associated with items be identified impacts through 1-a, 1-b, 2-a, 2-b, 3-a, during the census a 100% surveys of AHs 3-b, 3-c, 4-a, 4-b, 4-c, 5 and determine and 6 will receive a implementation of assistance, onetime lumpsum project. verify and assistance of Rs. identify 250000. This vulnerable vulnerability assistance households. will be paid to the vulnerable household The PIU with 57 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency above and over other support from the compensation and CSC and assistances provided. NGO13will • For vulnerable conduct a training need households assessment in experiencing temporary consultations and insignificant losses with the described in items 8 displaced and 9, the contractor persons so as to will ensure that any develop land restrictions will not appropriate adversely impact any income vulnerable household restoration members.12 For schemes.
example, senior and Suitable trainers disabled households or local members will be resources will provided adequate be identified by alternative access PIU and NGO in roads where consultation with construction has local training restricted land access. institutes. • Receive preferential in income restoration training program under the project. • Preference in employment under the project during construction and implementation • Access to basic utilities and public services
Temporary Loss 8 Temporary Land Legal titleholders • Any land required by Assessment of Valuation loss of temporarily the Project on a impacts if any on Committee will land14 required for Family with temporary basis will be structures, assets, determine rental sub-project traditional land right compensated as per crops and trees value and construction duration of the Pipeline Act and in due to temporary construction consultation with DPs. occupation. survey and • Rent at market value consultation with for the period of Site restoration. APs. PIU will
12Significant losses include: (i) being physically displaced from housing, or (ii) losing 10% or more of an affected households’ productive assets (income generating).
13When suitable NGO is not available, the PIU will be staffed with qualified and experienced social workers to assist the IA in RP implementation
14 Temporary possession of land for project purpose can be taken only for three years from the date of commencement of such possession/occupation.
58 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency occupation ensure • Compensation for Landowners compensation is assets at replacement electing to decline paid prior to site cost compensation being taken- over by • Restoration of land to must sign the contractor. MoU in the previous or better Contractor will 15 quality . Presence of a be responsible • Location of third party for site construction camps will withness. All restoration. be fixed by contractors Mou’s will be in consultation with included in the Government and local RP or Social community. Monitoring Report 9 Temporary Land Legal titleholders, • 60 days advance • Identification of Valuation disruption of temporarily non-titled Aps notice regarding alternative Committee will livelihood required for construction activities, temporary sites determine sub-project including duration and to continue income lost. construction. Contractors will type of disruption. economic perform actions • Cash assistance based activity. to minimize on the minimum income/access wage/average earnings loss. per month for the loss of income/livelihood for the period of disruption, and contractor’s actions to ensure there is no income/access loss consistent with the EMP.16 Assistance to mobile vendors/hawkers to temporarily shift for continued economic activity.17 Common Resources 10 Loss and Common • Replacement or Follow ADB SPS PIU and temporary Resources restoration of the Contractor. impacts on affected community common facilities – including resources public water stand posts, public utility posts, temples, shrines, etc.
15 If the land has become permanently unfit to be used for the purpose for which it was used immediately before the commencement of such term, and if the persons interested shall so require, the appropriate Government shall proceed under the Act to acquire the land as if it was needed permanently for a public purpose. 16 This includes: leaving spaces for access between mounds of soil, providing walkways and metal sheets to maintain access across trenches for people and vehicles where required, increased workforces to finish work in areas with impacts on access, timing of works to reduce disruption during business hours, phased construction schedule and working one segment at a time and one side of the road at a time. 17For example assistance to shift to the other side of the road where there is no construction. 59 S.N. Type of Application Definition of Compensation Policy Implementation Responsible Loss Entitled Person Issue Agency
Others
11 Any other • DPs • Unanticipated PIU will finalize loss not • Communities involuntary impacts will the entitlements identified be documented during in line with ADB’s the implementation SPS, 2009. phase and mitigated based on provision made in the RF.
60 IX. RELOCATION, INCOME RESTORATION AND REHABILITATION
A. Basic Provision for Relocation
135. There will be temporary impact on the properties of all 1960 affected households. Due measures will be taken to take care of any situation which may arise at the later stages also. The EA will provide adequate and appropriate replacement land and structures if available or cash compensation at full replacement cost for lost land and structures, adequate compensation for partially damaged structures, and relocation assistance, according to the Entitlement Matrix. The EA will compensate to the non-titleholders for the loss of assets other than land, such as dwellings, and also for other improvements to the land, at full replacement cost. The entitlements to the non-titleholders will be given only if they occupied the land or structures in the subproject area prior to the cut-off date. There will not be any displacement of population in this Subproject but in case of any physical displacement, the EA will provide:
(a) relocation assistance, better housing at resettlement site*s with comparable access to employment and production opportunities, and civic infrastructure and community services as required; (b) transitional support and development assistance, such as land development, credit facilities, training, or employment opportunities; and (c) Opportunities to derive appropriate development benefits from the subproject such as direct employment, engagement as petty contractor, supplying raw materials etc.
B. Income Restoration and Rehabilitation
136. The impact of the subproject will be temporary as it involves the construction of alignment of Distribution Pipeline.There will only be temporary and partial impact on the private properties of the 1960 affected households for which AHs will get due compensation as per the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State. The provisions of the Pipeline Act of the State will be extended for temporary acquisition of their impacted land and provisions of RFCTLARR or Consent Land Purchase Policy of the State if there is any permanent acquisition of land.
137. There will not be any significant loss of their properties due to temporary acquisition of land. Even then,they can develop their land with the compensation amount which they will get against the loss of their impacted land.There is no community infrastructure being impacted in this subproject but in case if there is any possibility in near future then the impacted Common Property Resources (CPR) will be compensated either by paying them compensation at replacement cost to the community (registered trust, society or village committee as appropriate) or reconstruction of the community structure in consultation with the affected community.
138. The objective of the R&R package included in the subproject entitlement matrix is to support the DPs to improve or at least restore the livelihoods. There is no loss of any livelihood because the impact on their properties is insignigficant due to temporary acquisition of land. In case of business loss will also be easily restored by the DPS with the help of R&R assistance provided under the subproject. The specific measure provided under the entitlement matrix of this RP is listed below.
• Vulnerable households will receive preferential in income restoration training program under the project. • Vulnerable households will have preference in employment under the project during construction and implementation. 61 • Project will ensure access to basic utilities and public services by vulnerable households
139. Though there will not be any significant impact on the properties and livelihood of DHs due to temporary acquisition of their land, even then the wards of the DHs will be encouraged to take up some vocational trainings if any run by the government as a part of their welfare schemes.After taking such trainings they can start their self-employment avocations. As it is pressure on agriculture land is increasing day by day as the number of family members is increasing in every generation but the area of the land holding is still the same. Taking up some other job avenues by the younger generation will be for the betterment of their families as it will reduce the extra pressure on their agriculture land.
C. Provisions for Loss of Livelihood
140. In cases where land acquisition affects commercial structures, affected business owners are entitled to:
(a) the costs of re-establishing commercial activities elsewhere; (b) the net income lost during the transition period; and (c) the costs of transferring and reinstalling plant, machinery, or other equipment.
141. Business owners with legal rights or recognized or recognizable claims to land where they carry out commercial activities are entitled to replacement property of equal or greater value or cash compensation at full replacement cost. Non-titleholder households losing business structure and livelihood will be compensated for the structure loss and receive transitional assistance as well. The EA will ensure that no physical displacement or economic displacement will occur until:
(a) compensation at full replacement will be paid to each displaced person for subproject components or sections that are ready to be constructed; (b) other entitlements listed in the resettlement plan have been provided to displaced persons; and (c) a comprehensive income and livelihood rehabilitation program, supported by an adequate budget, is in place to help displaced persons improve, or at least restore, their incomes and livelihoods.
D. Additional Support from Ongoing Poverty Reduction Programs
142. In addition to subproject-sponsored programs if any, the implementing RS will play a proactive role to mobilize DPs to get benefits from various government schemes and ensure their accessibility particularly of vulnerable groups. In India, Panchayat Government Systems at the village, block and district levels are now responsible for planning and implementation of all anti-poverty programs funded by the central and state governments. The implementing RS will work with the Panchayat Governments to make available to the DPs benefits of some of the ongoing pro-poor programs for poverty reduction of GOI.
62 X. LAND ACQUISITIONBUDGET AND FINANCING PLAN
A. Introduction
143. The land acquisition cost estimate for this subproject includes compensation for loss of land, loss of structures, loss of trees and Rehabilitation Assistance/Grants as per their impacts and eligibilities.
B. CompensationPayment
144. Compensation for Crop Loss: The private land of 17.079 ha, has to be acquired temporarily for laying of underground distribution pipeline. Since there is only temporary acquisition of land therefore, the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State have been implemented for payment of compensation to AHs.The provisions of Pipeline Act includes double crop compensation to be paid to the AHs. The calculation of crop compensation is based on standard outcome of soyabean crop which is grown during the construction period to be under taken in subproject area of Zone-1 in Left Bank of KIP. The standard outcome of soyabean crop is estimated to be approximately 20 Quintals production in one hectare of land in this area. The double crop compensation for temporary land acquisition is based on the standard outcome of the crop to be multiplied by the Minimum Support Price (MSP) as declared by Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, GOI.
145. Compensation for Temporary Land Acquisition: In addition to the compensation as referred above, the compensation for temporary land acquisition of 17.079 ha shall be payable at the rate of 15% of the market value of the impacted land. The compensation is based on 15 percent amount of an average cost of the market value of irrigated agriculture land as per the Collector’s Guideline of the total 36 impacted villages of subproject area of Zone-1 in L B of KIP.
146. Compensation for Trees: For cost estimate in LARP for affected private trees enumerated during the census survey, a lump sum rate of Rs. 15,000/- for fruit bearing trees and Rs. 3000/- for non fruit bearing trees / timber trees has been considered based on the market assessment. Compensation for standing orange orchard trees will also be paid based on three categories. In Category-A there are 94 orange trees, in Category-B there are 58 orange trees and 5 orange trees in C-Category to be impacted in this subproject. There are 32 other variety of timber trees which may come in the alignment of the distribution pipeline.
147. For orange fruit trees in standing orchards, the trees have been divided in three categories for compensation purposes in which Category-A includes presently fruit bearing trees estimating their cost to be Rs. 15000 per tree based on their yearly production of Rs 3000 each year for an estimated period of five years. Category-B includes those orange trees which will start giving fruits after 2-3 years estimating it to be Rs. 1000 yearly of one tree for a period of five years and Category-C are the trees which have been planted recently estimating them to be Rs.100 for each tree.
C. Compensation for Community Property Resources
148. There will be temporary impact only on 7.273 ha of government Land. No Community Property Resources are to be impacted due to the alignment of this subproject.
149. The required Public / Government land will be transferred in the name of WRD by respective departments and therefore not included in the resettlement cost. 63 D. LARP Implementation and Support Cost
150. The WRD has decided to hire Resettlement Officer / Expert for implementation of RR activities. The implementation support cost including hiring of Resettlement Specialist, conducting public consultation, grievance redress cost etc. will be borne by administrative expenses of WRD. A 10% contingency charge has been added in this subproject in order to hire the services of Resettlement Specialist for implementation purposes and for conducting GR Meetings and to adjust any cost escalation if any during subproject implementation.
E. Sources of Funding and Fund Flow Management
151. . The EA will ensure allocation of funds and availability of resources for smooth implementation of the subproject R&R activities. The EA will, in advance, initiate the process and will try to keep the approval for the R&R budget in the fiscal budget through the ministry of finance in GOMP. In the case of assistance and other rehabilitation measures, the EA will directly or through the Contractor pay the money or any other assistance as stated in the LARP to DPs. The implementing Resettlement Expert / Specialist will be involved in facilitating the disbursement process and rehabilitation program. The cost estimate for the LARP implementation of this subproject is Rs 7.24 Million.
Table 21: Estimated Budget for Implementation of the LARP Sl. No. Items Unit Rate Amount Compensation For Temporary Acquisition A in Ha/Nos Rupees in Rupees of land and Crop Loss Compensation for temporary land acquisition 1 a and standing crops for underground pipe lines, 17.079 (Ha) 135000 2305665 piped canals and distribution system18 In addition to the compensation of Crop Loss, 15% of the market value of that impacted land 1 b 17.079 (Ha) 145177.5 2479486.53 will be added as per Special Provision of Pipeline Act of GOMP 201319 Compensation for standing orange orchard 94 2 15000 1410000 Trees (As classified in A-Category) (Trees) Compensation for standing orange orchard 58 3 5000 290000 Trees (As classified in B-Category) (Trees) Compensation for standing orange orchard (C- Category- including cost of planting material, 5 4 manure and fertilizers, insecticides and 100 500 (Trees) pesticides, land leveling, cost of labor and fencing etc.) 5 Other Non Fruit Bearing / Timber Trees 32 3000 96000 Subtotal A 6581651.53 Contingency (10%)for Hiring RS, Conducting GR Meetings & Cost Escalation 658165.16 GRAND TOTAL 7239816.69 Rs. 7.24 Million
18 Sources: Considering Soyabean Crop Rates of Rs. 3399/- per Quintal from from the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, GOI as Annexed at Annexure – 12.Average Production of Soyabean crops per year is 20 Quintal per Ha in this subproject area is taken from Preveious years crop production Data of Horticulture Department and discussions and feedback from the Farmers of the Subproject Area. 19 Sources: Considered Agriculture Land cost from the Collertor Guideline of Nalkheda Tehsil, Agar Malwa District. Annexure–11. As far as the land cost is concerned, it has been arrived by addining the land cost of all impacted Villages and after taking out an average cost of the area which is reasonaly high. The budget has been prepared based on 15% of the land cost for payment of compensation as per Pipeline Act which seems to be low.
64 XI. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT
A. Institutional Requirement
152. For implementation of LARP of the Project there will be a set of institutions involved at various levels and stages of the subproject. For successful implementation of the LAP the proposed institutional arrangement with their role and responsibility has been outlined in this section. The primary institutions, which will be involved in this implementation process, are the following:
(a) Project Implementation Unit (PIU)/ Project Management Unit (PMU)
(b) Land Valuation Committee (LVC)-Section 26 of the act defines the method by which market value of the land shall be computed under the proposed law. A Land Valuation Committee is formed under the Chairmanship of the concerned District Collector to assess the prevailing market value of the land. Based on this Collector’s Guideline is published based on a multiple of market value.
(c) Village Level Committee (VLC)- It is the duty of Gram Sabha to perform not only functions of fixing accountability over the Panchayat but, also to make it an executive body with separate standing village level committees (VLC) entrusted with several functions for overall development of the Village.
(d) PMU Level Grievance Redress Committee
B. Executing Agency
153. The Executing Agency (EA) for the Project is the Ministry of Water Resources, Government of Madhya Pradesh, and the Implementing Agency (IA) is Water Resources Department, GOMP. The existing Branch Office at Zeerapur Tehsil Head Quarter has already been established which will be the PIU/PMU. This office will be functional for the whole subproject duration.
C. Land Acquisition Management at PIU/PMU
154. PIU/PMU headed by a Project Director (PD) responsible for the overall execution of the subproject. The PD will be responsible for (i) overall implementation of R&R activities according to the RP and equally responsible for land acquisition and R&R activities in the field; (ii) ensure availability of budget for R&R activities; (iii) liaison with district administration for support for land acquisition and implementation of R&R.
155. The PIU/PMU will appoint / depute one full-time Manager level official as the Resettlement Officer (RO) for the entire duration of resettlement activities, with relevant experience in land acquisition and resettlement issues. The PIU will maintain all data base and work closely with DPs and other stakeholders. Based on regularly updated data, a central database will also be maintained by PIU.
156. The PIU / PMU officials and RO will require to enhance their capacities in R&R implementation. The staff will undergo an orientation and training in resettlement management at the beginning of the project.The training activities will focus on issues concerning (i) principles and procedures of land acquisition, (ii) public consultation and participation, (iii) entitlements and compensation disbursement mechanisms, (iv) grievance redressal, and (v) monitoring of resettlement operation.The training would specifically focus on the differences between provisions of ADB policy and the relevant country laws. The awareness of these differences and 65 the need to follow the provisions of the ADB *Policy are critical for successful implementation of the LARP.
157. The RO will work closely with the District Collector to expedite the payments of compensation for land acquisition and assistance to DPs. The RO will be assisted by the support staff for planning and implementation of resettlement activities in the subproject. Some of the specific functions of the PIU with regard to resettlement management will include:
(a) Overall responsibility of implementation and monitoring of R&R activities in the Project; (b) Ensure availability of budget for R&R activities; (c) Liaison lined agencies support implementation of R&R; (d) Coordinating with line Departments. (e) Translation of RP in local language; (f) Liaison with district administration for dovetailing government’s income generating and developmental programs for the DPs; (g) Ensure the inclusion of those DPs who may have not been covered during the census survey; (h) facilitate the opening of accounts in local banks to transfer assistance to DPs, and organize the disbursement of Cheque for assistance in the affected area in public; (i) Monitor physical and financial progress on land acquisition and R&R activities; (j) Participate in regular meetings in GRC; and (k) Organize monthly meetings to review the progress on R&R.
158. The roles and responsibilities of various agencies to be involved in resettlement planning process and implementation of resettlement activities are summarized in following Table 24
Table 22: Agencies Responsible for Resettlement Implementation Key Agency Responsibility EA (WRD) • Make final decision on pipelines alignment to be included under the project • Overall responsibility for project design, feasibility, construction and operation and guide PIU • Ensure that sufficient funds are available to properly implement all agreed social safeguards measures • Ensure that all subprojects comply with the provisions of ADB’s SPS 2009 and GOI’s policies and regulations • Submit semi-annual safeguards monitoring reports to ADB Project • Disseminate project information to the project affected community Implementation with assistance from DPR Consultant Units/PMU • Ensure establishment of Grievance Redress Committee at the district level for grievance redress with assistance from DPR Consultant • Approve LAP prepared by DBO contractor
• Disclosure of project information in public spaces and through relevant media. • Disseminate project information to the community in coordination with DPR Consultants • Facilitate the socioeconomic survey and census • Facilitate consultation by the civil works contractor with community
66 Key Agency Responsibility throughout implementation • Oversee land acquisition and coordinate with Deputy Commissioner • Supervise the mitigation measures during implementation and its progress • Conduct internal monitoring and prepare reports DBO Contractor • Recruit R&R staff and establish LA team/unit. The team leader should have experience in R&R preparation and implementation based on the Government of India and ADB requirement • Undertake consultations involving community and DPs • Prepare due diligence report if no land acquisition • Prepare LAP in accordance to the LAF, and obtain approval of LAP from PIU/PMU prior implementing payment to DPs • Encourage community/ DPs to voluntarily participate during the implementation • Consult community and PIU regarding location of construction camps and sign agreement with titleholder for temporary use of land and restore the land to equal or better condition upon completion • Pay compensation for temporary acquisition for laying pipeline based on LAP • Commence construction only when alignment is free of encumbrance • Respond in a timely fashion to recommendations from GRCs District level officials • Provide any existing socioeconomic information, maps and other related information to DPR Consultant prior to the field data/information collection activities. • Act as the local focal point of information dissemination • Execute land acquisition process Community Based • Ensure the community participation at various stages of the project Organizations • Coordination with stakeholder organizations • Assist in Monitoring of the project Village Level • Provide correct data and information from project formulation stage Committee • Assist the project team in redressal of grievances and to implement the project smoothly • Arrange proper community participation ADB • Review RF and due diligence / RP and endorse or modify the project classification • Review planning documents and disclose the draft and final reports on the ADB’s website as required • Monitor implementation through review missions • Provide assistance to the EA and IA of subprojects, if required, in carrying out its responsibilities and for building capacity for safeguard compliance • Monitor overall compliance of the project to ADB SPS
D. Capacity Building on RP in the EA
159. Water Resources Department of Government of Madhya Pradesh is a fully owned Department of the Ministry of Water Resources, Government of Madhya Pradesh. WRD has required experience in planning and managing land acquisition and R&R activities. The WRD has already established a PIU headed by Executive Engineer who will be acting as the Project 67 Director and will be supported by a Resettlement Officer (RO) for dealing with the land acquisition and resettlement for the subproject.
160. All concerned staff both at head office and field level involved in land acquisition activities will undergo an orientation and training in ADB resettlement policy and management. Broadly, the training will cover various topics such as (i) Principles and procedures of land acquisition; (ii) Public consultation and participation; (iii) Entitlements and Compensation & assistance disbursement mechanisms; Grievance redress; and (iv) Monitoring of resettlement operations. These will be covered through a formal workshop by the consultant under the ongoing technical assistance program. The specific components under the training will cover the following:
(a) Understanding of the ADB Policy Guidelines and requirements and differences between country policy and laws (b) Understanding of the policy and procedure adopted for the Subproject (c) Understanding of the Implementation Schedule activities step-by-step (d) Understanding of the Monitoring and reporting mechanism (e) Understanding of the economic rehabilitation measures
68 XII. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE
A. Introduction
161. Implementation of LARP mainly consists of compensation to be paid for affected land, structures and rehabilitation and resettlement activities. The time for implementation of LAP will be scheduled as per the overall subproject implementation. All activities related to the land acquisition and resettlement must be planned to ensure that compensation is paid prior to displacement and commencement of civil works. The EAs and PIU will ensure that no physical or economic displacement of displaced households will occur until: (i) compensation at full replacement cost has been paid to each displaced person for project components or sections that are ready to be constructed; (ii) other entitlements listed in the resettlement plan are provided to the displaced persons; and (iii) a comprehensive income and livelihood rehabilitation program, supported by adequate budget, if any, should be in place to help displaced persons, improve, or at least restore, their incomes and livelihoods.
162. If the detailed design for pumping station, rising man, and distribution chamber will be revised during detailed design, the updated LARP will need to be prepared by the DBO contractor and submit for approval by Government and ADB. The updated LARP will be disclosed prior to implementation. Public consultation, monitoring will be undertaken routinely throughout the subproject duration. However, the schedule is subject to modification depending on the progress of the subproject activities.
SL Activity 2020 No. Jan Feb Mar June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Project Preparation 1 Identifications of DPs 2 Conduct socioeconomic survey, census 3 Prepare social safeguard documents 4 ADB and Government approval of RPs 5 Appointment of Resettlement Officer Land Acquisition for Non-Sample Projects 6 Land Acquisition 7 Payment of Compensation 8 Relocate houses, shops, businesses Rehabilitation of DPs 9 Income Restoration (if required) 10 Restoration of Community Resources Construction
11 Issue Notice for Start of Civil Work 12 Civil works Ongoing Activities 13 Grievance Redressing 14 Consultations with DPs 15 Internal Monitoring 16 External Monitoring (if required) 69 XIII. MONITORING AND REPORTING
A. Need for Monitoring and Reporting
163. Monitoring and reporting are critical activities in resettlement management in order to ameliorate problems faced by the DPs and develop solutions immediately. Monitoring is a periodic assessment of planned activities providing ongoing inputs. It facilitates change and gives necessary feedback of activities and the directions on which they are going. In other words, monitoring apparatus is crucial mechanism for measuring subproject performance and fulfillment of the subproject objectives.
B. Monitoring by PIU
164. One of the main roles of PIU will be to see proper and timely implementation of all activities in LARP. Monitoring will be a regular activity for PIU and Resettlement Officer at this level will see the timely implementation of R&R activities. PIU will prepare monthly reports on the progress of LARP Implementation. PIU will collect information from the subproject site and assimilate in the form of monthly report to assess the progress and results of LAP implementation and adjust work program where necessary, in case of delays or any implementation problems as identified. This monitoring will form parts of regular activity and reporting on this will be extremely important in order to undertake mid-way corrective steps. The monitoring by PIU will include:
(a) administrative monitoring: daily planning, implementation, feedback and trouble shooting, individual DP database maintenance, and progress reports; (b) socio-economic monitoring: case studies, using baseline information for comparing DP socio-economic conditions, evacuation, demolition, salvaging materials, morbidity and mortality, community relationships, dates for consultations, and number of appeals placed; and (c) Impact monitoring: Income standards restored/improved, and socioeconomic conditions of the displaced persons. Monitoring reports documenting progress on resettlement implementation and RP completion reports will be provided by the PIU for review and approval from ADB.
C. Monitoring Indicators
165. The most crucial components / indicators to be monitored are specific contents of the activities and entitlement matrix. The LARP contains indicators and benchmarks for achievement of the objectives under the resettlement program. These indicators and benchmarks are of three kinds:
(a) Process indicators including subproject inputs, expenditures, staff deployment, etc. (b) Output indicators indicating results in terms of numbers of affected people compensated and resettled, training held, credit disbursed, etc and (c) Impact indicators related to the longer-term effect of the subproject on people's lives.
D. Reporting Requirements
166. Land Acquisition and Resettlemet Plan implementation for the subproject will be closely monitored by the EA which is Water Resources Department of GOMP. Keeping in view the
70 significance of resettlement impacts of the overall project, the monitoring mechanism for this project will have monitoring by the Project Management Unit (PMU). PIU is responsible for implementation of the Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan. PIU will prepare monthly progress reports on resettlement activities and submit to PMU. The Project Management Unit (PMU) of WRD will submit semi-annual monitoring reports to ADB. All the LARP-monitoring reports will be disclosed to DPs as per procedure followed for disclosure of resettlement documents by the EA. The monitoring reports will also be disclosed on ADB’s website.
71 Annexure 1 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 2500 mm
Survey Village Affected Fruit Other S.No Diameter Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Govt. Land (Gochar, 1 2500 721 Molyakhedi 0.100 Charanoyi = 7.15, 46.244ha) Govt. Land (Gochar, 2 2500 721 Molyakhedi 0.077 Charanoyi = 7.15, 46.244ha) Govt. Land (Gochar, 3 2500 721 Molyakhedi 0.008 Charanoyi = 7.15, 46.244ha) 4 2500 639 Giriraj F. Rodmal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.030 5 2500 640 Rodmal F. Siddnath (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.007 6 2500 642 Devisingh F. Kuwarlal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.020 7 2500 643 Gopal F. Rodmal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.012
72 Annexure 2: Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 2300 mm
Affected Survey Fruit Other Sl.No. Diameter Farmer Details Village Name Area Number Trees Trees (Ha) 1 2300 646 Dhapubai H. Balkishan (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.035 2 2300 657 Pawan F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.058 3 2300 669 Govt. Land (Goha - 1.129 ha) Molyakhedi 0.081 4 2300 695 Rajaram F. Kuwarlal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.016 5 2300 693 Devendra F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.018 6 2300 681 Krishnabai H. Omkar (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.012 7 2300 692 Hemchandra F. Ramprasad (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.014 8 2300 682 Narayanibai H. Ramnarayana (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.018 9 2300 683 Govt. Land (Road - 0.314 ha) Molyakhedi 0.009 10 2300 684 Balu F. Dhula (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.012 Kuwarlal, Lakshminarayana, 11 2300 817 Molyakhedi 0.011 Mathuralal F. Bhanwarlal (Kulmi) 12 2300 818 Gopal F. Rodmal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.012 13 2300 819 Gopal F. Rodmal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.012 14 2300 388 Gopal F. Rodmal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.012 15 2300 387 Balkishan F. Keshuram (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.014 16 2300 823 Devisingh F. Kuwarlal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.016 17 2300 824 Govt. Land (Talayi - 0.418 ha) Molyakhedi 0.012 18 2300 376 Maheshkumar F. Surajmal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.009 19 2300 365 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.199 ha) Molyakhedi 0.009 20 2300 850 Govt. Land (Nala - 1.16 ha) Molyakhedi 0.012 21 2300 363 Kaluram F. Satyanarayana (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.018 22 2300 317 Govt. Land (Road - 0.627 ha) Molyakhedi 0.011 23 2300 287 Sravankumar F. Ramchandra (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.035 24 2300 272 Manoharbai H. Devilal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.037 25 2300 287 Sravankumar F. Ramchandra (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.014 26 2300 222 Govt. Land ( 0 ha) Molyakhedi 0.020 27 2300 224 Nandkishor F. Devisingh (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.016 28 2300 220 Govt. Land ( 0 ha) Molyakhedi 0.012 29 2300 225 Vallabprasad F. Devisingh (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.014 1-A 30 2300 226 Vallabprasad F. Devisingh (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.016 31 2300 210 Vishnu F. Devisingh (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.021 3-B 32 2300 209 Govt. Land ( 0 ha) Molyakhedi 0.018 33 2300 1128/4 Deepchand F. Harinarayana (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.016 34 2300 1128/3 Deepchand F. Harinarayana (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.016 35 2300 1128/2 Ajijkhan F. Rusthamkhan (Pinjara) Hirankhedi 0.014 36 2300 1128/1 Israilkhan F. Rusthamkhan (Pinjara) Hirankhedi 0.021 37 2300 1127 Imrankhan F. Pirukhan (Pinjara) Hirankhedi 0.016 Pirkhan, Shabbirkhan, Gaffarkhan, 38 2300 1126 Hirankhedi 0.025 1 Sharifkhan F. Rahim Khan 39 2300 771 Govt. Land (Sadak - 1.6 ha) Hirankhedi 0.023 Mahesh, Dinesh F. Rameswar 40 2300 459 Hirankhedi 0.012 (Kulmi) 41 2300 463 Govt. Land ( Goha - 0.3 ha) Hirankhedi 0.014 42 2300 464 Govt. Land ( Road - 0.04 ha) Hirankhedi 0.012 43 2300 490 Satyanarayana F. Keshoram (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.035 44 2300 491 Rameswar F. Keshoram (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.021 Ramkanyabai H. Jayanarayana 45 2300 481 Hirankhedi 0.021 (Kulmi) 73 Affected Survey Fruit Other Sl.No. Diameter Farmer Details Village Name Area Number Trees Trees (Ha) Ramkanyabai H. Jayanarayana 46 2300 480 Hirankhedi 0.021 (Kulmi) Ramkanyabai H. Jayanarayana 47 2300 479 Hirankhedi 0.009 (Kulmi) Pirulal, Mulchand F. Kawarlal 48 2300 524 Hirankhedi 0.012 (Brahman) 49 2300 526 Narendra F. Hemprakash (Brahman) Hirankhedi 0.009 Ramkanyabai H. Jayanarayana 50 2300 527 Hirankhedi 0.007 (Kulmi) 51 2300 528 Amara F. Magya (Chamar) Hirankhedi 0.012 52 2300 529 Amara F. Magya (Chamar) Hirankhedi 0.009 53 2300 533/1 Premnarayana F. Ratanlal (Chamar) Hirankhedi 0.012 54 2300 532 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.78 ha) Hirankhedi 0.016 55 2300 550 Narendra F. Hemprakash (Brahman) Hirankhedi 0.012 56 2300 560 Ramlal F. Devisingh (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.016 57 2300 553 Kamalesh F. Ghansyam (Brahman) Hirankhedi 0.014 58 2300 558 Mulchand F. Kuwarlal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.014 59 2300 554 Narendra F. Hemprakash (Brahman) Hirankhedi 0.012 60 2300 555 Mulchand F. Kuwarlal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.016 61 2300 148 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.15 ha) Hirankhedi 0.012 62 2300 147 Govt. Land (Kabrasthan - 0.17 ha) Hirankhedi 0.016 63 2300 146 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.06 ha) Hirankhedi 0.009 64 2300 144 Govt. Land (Kabrasthan - 0.31 ha) Hirankhedi 0.012 65 2300 143 Govt. Land (Goha - 3.68 ha) Hirankhedi 0.050 66 2300 142 Nanuram F. Deva (Chamar) Hirankhedi 0.069 67 2300 164 Gangaram F. Ghisa (Chamar) Hirankhedi 0.032 68 2300 136 Jagannath F. Rama (Balayi) Hirankhedi 0.032 69 2300 135 Meharban F. Pura (Balayi) Hirankhedi 0.058 70 2300 134 Rukmabai H. Vishnuprasad (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.033 71 2300 132 Govt. Land (0.59 ha) Hirankhedi 0.044 72 2300 129 Badrilal F. Bheru (Chamar) Hirankhedi 0.030 Arjun, Harinarayana F. Gangaram 73 2300 43 Hirankhedi 0.032 (Balayi) 74 2300 34 Govt. Land (Gochar - 2.82 ha) Hirankhedi 0.062 75 2300 31 Govt. Land (Gochar - 0.3 ha) Hirankhedi 0.032 76 2300 32 Govt. Land (Gochar - 0.3 ha) Hirankhedi 0.051 77 2300 29 Govt. Land (Nala - 2.96 ha) Hirankhedi 0.044 78 2300 25 Govt. Land (Khadan - 4.18 ha) Hirankhedi 0.037 79 2300 27 Govt. Land (Gochar - 9.4 ha) Hirankhedi 0.044 80 2300 27 Govt. Land (Gochar - 9.4 ha) Hirankhedi 0.089 81 2300 27 Govt. Land (Gochar - 9.4 ha) Hirankhedi 0.104 82 2300 1463 Govt. Land (Bardi - 16.52 ha) Takhla 0.035 83 2300 1462 Govt. Land (Nala - 1.44 ha) Takhla 0.032 Ratan, Parbat, Nanuram F. Amara 84 2300 1414 Takhla 0.051 (Chamar) 85 2300 1406 Mangilal F. Gangaram (Gusayi) Takhla 0.044 Ismail Khan F. Alauddin Khan 86 2300 1388 Takhla 0.032 (Pinjara) 87 2300 1407 Jalil Khan F. Alauddin Khan (Pinjara) Takhla 0.048 88 2300 1408 Mumtajkhan F. Uladinkhan (Pinjara) Takhla 0.034 89 2300 1409 Aladin F. Bherulal (Pinjara) Takhla 0.032 Govt. Land (Lakhundar River - 90 2300 1353 Takhla 0.032 13.36ha)
74 Affected Survey Fruit Other Sl.No. Diameter Farmer Details Village Name Area Number Trees Trees (Ha) Govt. Land (Lakhundar River - 91 2300 817 Devpur 0.032 14.78ha) 92 2300 764 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka. - 0.85 ha) Devpur 0.299 93 2300 763/1 Shivnarayana, Gowrilal (Gujar) Devpur 0.035 94 2300 762 Hamsaraj F. Ramprasad (Gujar) Devpur 0.021 95 2300 760/2 Narayan F. Moti (Balayi) Devpur 0.007 96 2300 760/1 Bhanwarlal F. Amarsingh (Balayi) Devpur 0.005 97 2300 759/2 Motilal F. Hariram (Balayi) Devpur 0.012 98 2300 758 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka. - 0.83 ha) Devpur 0.035 99 2300 757 Govt. Land (Gochar - 0.04 ha) Devpur 0.012 100 2300 759/1 Ramesh F. Bhanwariya (Balayi) Devpur 0.007 101 2300 755 Ramkaran F. Bheru (Balayi) Devpur 0.007 102 2300 756 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.17 ha) Devpur 0.007 Ramprasad, Gangaram, 103 2300 735 Devpur 0.030 Mansingh F. Manna Ji (Gujar) 104 2300 736/3 Adesingh F. Bapu (Gujar) Devpur 0.016 105 2300 736/2 Bhagachand F. Bapu (Gujar) Devpur 0.012 106 2300 736/1 Mangilal F. Bapu (Gujar) Devpur 0.007 107 2300 739/2 Ramlal F. Amarsingh (Gujar) Devpur 0.015 108 2300 739/1 Mohanlal F. Amarsingh (Gujar) Devpur 0.014 109 2300 730 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.28 ha) Devpur 0.007 Devisingh, Sitharam, Giriraj F. 110 2300 729 Devpur 0.007 Narayan (Kulmi) 111 2300 740 Govt. Land (Nala - 2.2 ha) Devpur 0.023 112 2300 180 Govt. Land (Nala - 1.58 ha) Sekakhedi 0.023 Ghisa, Jagannath F. Champa 113 2300 179 Sekakhedi 0.035 (Balayi) 114 2300 149 Govt. Land ( 0.86 ha) Sekakhedi 0.007 115 2300 131 Anokhabai H. Badrilal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.012 116 2300 132 Muralidhar F. Gangaram (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.021 117 2300 128 Ramgopal F. Ghannalal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.009 118 2300 134 Balchand F. Bansilal (Brahman) Sekakhedi 0.018 119 2300 127/2 Ramgopal F. Ghannalal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.018 120 2300 127/1 Rajeshkumar F. Ghannalal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.023 5-A Babulal, Jugalkishor, 121 2300 126 Sekakhedi 0.041 Dinesh F. Mangilal (Nayi) 122 2300 120 Jagadish F. Radhakishan (Darji) Sekakhedi 0.035 123 2300 121 Giriraj F. Hiralal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.007 4-A 124 2300 106 Babulal F. Bhanwarlal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.012 125 2300 109 Ghansyam F. Hiralal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.046 3-B 126 2300 104 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.03 ha) Sekakhedi 0.058 127 2300 102 Brajakishor F. Devisingh (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.012 2-B 128 2300 37 Dharasingh F. Narayana (Balayi) Sekakhedi 0.023 129 2300 51 Rameshchand F. Devisingh (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.035 130 2300 50/2 Kanwarlal F. Mangilal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.007 131 2300 49/2 Kanwarlal F. Mangilal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.007 132 2300 49/1 Babulal F. Mangilal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.011 133 2300 48 Babulal (Govind) F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.062 134 2300 4 Gopal F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Sekakhedi 0.014 135 2300 16 Govt. Land (Charagah - 8.06 ha) Sekakhedi 0.097 136 2300 2 Dhapubai H. Kanhaiyalal (Balayi) Sekakhedi 0.055 137 2300 1352 Govt. Land (Gairamukhin - 8.11 ha) Payli 0.039 138 2300 1353 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.5 ha) Payli 0.005 75 Affected Survey Fruit Other Sl.No. Diameter Farmer Details Village Name Area Number Trees Trees (Ha) 139 2300 1354 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 2.15 ha) Payli 0.058 Devkaran, Lakshminarayana 140 2300 1356 Payli 0.016 F. Misrilal (Kulmi) 141 2300 1355/1/2 Bherulal F. Pura (Chamar) Payli 0.043 142 2300 1354 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 2.15 ha) Payli 0.035 143 2300 189 Govt. Land (Nala - 2.59 ha) Payli 0.007 144 2300 191 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 21.28 ha) Payli 0.227 145 2300 159 Narayana F. Parthi (Chamar) Payli 0.012 146 2300 158 Ramnarayana F. Kalu (Kumhar) Payli 0.043 147 2300 149 Govt. Land (Road - 0.47 ha) Payli 0.007 148 2300 1634 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.72 ha) Mana 0.012 149 2300 1633/3 Dinesh F. Kuwarlal (Bhil) Mana 0.012 150 2300 1633/2 Geetabai H. Indarsingh (Bhil) Mana 0.012 Narayansingh, Rambabu 151 2300 1633/1 Mana 0.012 F. Chandarsingh (Bhil) 152 2300 1632/2 Bhagawansingh F. Rodsingh (Bhil) Mana 0.009 153 2300 1632/1 Kasilashchandra F. Rodsingh (Bhil) Mana 0.009 154 2300 1631 Mukesh F. Rodsingh (Bhil) Mana 0.009 155 2300 1630 Rukmabai H. Mukeshkumar (Kulmi) Mana 0.039 156 2300 1629 Deva F. Kaniram (Chamar) Mana 0.016 157 2300 1627 Govt. Land (1.77 ha) Mana 0.016 158 2300 1640 Ramesh F. Balu (Chamar) Mana 0.014 159 2300 1641 Mangilal F. Balu (Chamar) Mana 0.023 160 2300 1626 Chandarsingh F. Dhula (Chamar) Mana 0.018 161 2300 1625 Narayana F. Dhula (Chamar) Mana 0.023 162 2300 1624 Bajesingh F. Rama (Gujar) Mana 0.035 163 2300 1112 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.2 ha) Mana 0.013 164 2300 1485 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.6 ha) Mana 0.007 165 2300 1484/1 Kailashchandra F. Rodsingh (Bhil) Mana 0.018 166 2300 1484/2 Mukesh F. Rodsingh (Bhil) Mana 0.016 167 2300 1118 Govt. Land (Nala - 2.74 ha) Mana 0.016 168 2300 1120/1 Dinesh F. Kuwarlal (Bhil) Mana 0.035 169 2300 1121 Govt. Land (Road - 0.26 ha) Mana 0.009 170 2300 1122 Syamubai F. Balu (Bhil) Mana 0.023 171 2300 1478 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.57 ha) Mana 0.011 172 2300 1477 Bapulal F. Pyara (Balayi) Mana 0.009 173 2300 1123 Madanlal F. Pyara (Balayi) Mana 0.058 Bhagawansingh F. Kanwarlal 174 2300 1143 Mana 0.030 (Gayari) 175 2300 1144 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 3.85 ha) Mana 0.028 176 2300 1145 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.2 ha) Mana 0.012 177 2300 1146 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 6.05 ha) Mana 0.104 178 2300 1454 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 8 ha) Mana 0.035 179 2300 1151 Govt. Land (Khaliyan - 0.21 ha) Mana 0.009 180 2300 1451 Govt. Land (Gotan - 1.08 ha) Mana 0.023 181 2300 1448 Gabba F. Chitha (Balayi) Mana 0.035 182 2300 1447 Bapulal F. Ghisa (Bhil) Mana 0.005 183 2300 1444 Karansingh F. Kishan (Bhil) Mana 0.023 184 2300 1443 Gokul F. Kalu (Gayari) Mana 0.012 185 2300 1442 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.15 ha) Mana 0.006 186 2300 1441 Govt. Land (0.06 ha) Mana 0.012 187 2300 1174 Pankaj F. Subhash (Kulmi) Mana 0.009 188 2300 1436 Pappu F. Kanwarlal (Kulmi) Mana 0.012
76 Affected Survey Fruit Other Sl.No. Diameter Farmer Details Village Name Area Number Trees Trees (Ha) 189 2300 1435 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.06 ha) Mana 0.023 Sitharam, Omprakash, Kantibai, 190 2300 1176/3 Mana 0.035 Santoshbai F. Ramprasad (Kulmi) 191 2300 1176/2 Govardhanlal F. Bhanwarlal (Kulmi) Mana 0.023 192 2300 1176/1 Sitharam F. Ramkaran (Kulmi) Mana 0.012 193 2300 1178/2 Govardhanlal F. Bhanwarlal (Kulmi) Mana 0.012 194 2300 1178/1 Subhashchand F. Kanwarlal (Kulmi) Mana 0.012 195 2300 1179 Omkarlal F. Kalu (Gayari) Mana 0.008 196 2300 1177 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.06 ha) Mana 0.009 197 2300 1181 Govt. Land (Road - 1.22 ha) Mana 0.007 198 2300 26 Govt. Land (0.89 ha) Mana 0.012 Balkishan, Maheshkumar, 199 2300 38 Mana 0.046 Badrilal F. Radhesyam 200 2300 37 Nandkishor F. Kanwarlal (Kulmi) Mana 0.016 201 2300 36 Govardhanlal F. Kanwarlal (Kulmi) Mana 0.016 202 2300 35 Fulchand F. Madhu Ji (Chamar) Mana 0.016 203 2300 34 Ayodyabai H. Narayana (Kulmi) Mana 0.009 204 2300 44 Bhanwarlal F. Nandram (Kulmi) Mana 0.030 205 2300 43 Devilal F. Seva Ji (Chamar) Mana 0.007 Satyanarayana F. Ramprasad 206 2300 45 Mana 0.046 (Kulmi) 207 2300 18 Ambaram F. Mangilal (Bhil) Mana 0.016 208 2300 19 Mukesh F. Ghansyam (Kulmi) Mana 0.030 209 2300 20 Trilokchand, Rameshchand (Kulmi) Mana 0.023 1-A 210 2300 21 Trilok, Bansilal (Kulmi) Mana 0.023 2-B Satyanarayana F. Ramprasad 211 2300 22 Mana 0.023 (Kulmi) 212 2300 1 Govt. Land (Road - 1.59 ha) Mana 0.015 213 2300 932 Narayanibai H. Bapulal Ji (Kulmi) Bajna 0.035 214 2300 931 Dariyavbai H. Kaniram (Chamar) Bajna 0.046 215 2300 919 Prabhulal, Ramesh F. Nanda (Balayi) Bajna 0.035 216 2300 918 Radhesyam F. Ramlal (Bhil) Bajna 0.046 217 2300 916 Radhesyam F. Ramlal (Bhil) Bajna 0.023 218 2300 915 Narayana F. Gopi (Bhil) Bajna 0.035 219 2300 910 Bherulal F. Kheema (Chamar) Bajna 0.012 220 2300 909 Narayana F. Gopi (Bhil) Bajna 0.035 221 2300 908 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.2 ha) Bajna 0.016 222 2300 901 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.2 ha) Bajna 0.007 223 2300 829 Balkrushna F. Rajaram (Bhil) Bajna 0.012 Bhagirath, Mangilal F. Bherulal 224 2300 828 Bajna 0.023 (Banjara) Bhagirath, Mangilal F. Bherulal 225 2300 827 Bajna 0.023 (Banjara) 226 2300 824 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.21 ha) Bajna 0.012 227 2300 822 Govt. Land (Abadhi -1 ha) Bajna 0.023 228 2300 820 Ramlal F. Bhau (Chamar) Bajna 0.005 229 2300 821 Govt. Land (Kadim -0.42 ha) Bajna 0.030 230 2300 818 Ramkanyabai H. Bansilal (Teli) Bajna 0.017 231 2300 819 Ramkanyabai H. Bansilal (Teli) Bajna 0.012 Bansilal, Kailashchand F. 232 2300 816 Bajna 0.012 Ramprasad (Teli) 233 2300 787 Hiralal F. Bhanwarlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.143 234 2300 792 Hiralal F. Bhanwarlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.005 77 Affected Survey Fruit Other Sl.No. Diameter Farmer Details Village Name Area Number Trees Trees (Ha) 235 2300 790 Dariyavbai H. Hiralal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.009 236 2300 789 Panbai H. Kishanlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.018 237 2300 788 Raju F. Gangaram (Gurjar) Bajna 0.028 238 2300 788/949 Bardichand F. Nanda (Gurjar) Bajna 0.035 239 2300 788/948 Narayana F. Ratanlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.007 Ramgopal, Anokhabai 240 2300 730 Bajna 0.058 F. Partabsingh (Gurjar) Ramgopal, Anokhabai 241 2300 638 Bajna 0.055 F. Partabsingh (Gurjar) 242 2300 727 Kanchanabai H. Mukund (Gurjar) Bajna 0.059 243 2300 726 Santharam F. Hiralal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.068 244 2300 724 Govt. Land (Charokhar - 0.52 ha) Bajna 0.005 245 2300 720 Govt. Land (Nala - 3 ha) Bajna 0.035 246 2300 707 Gangaram F. Ratanlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.069 247 2300 701 Kaniram F. Raysingh (Gurjar) Bajna 0.007 248 2300 699 Amarlal F. Bheru (Gurjar) Bajna 0.005 249 2300 700 Nandubai H. Gangaram (Gurjar) Bajna 0.007 250 2300 698/2 Nandubai H. Gangaram (Gurjar) Bajna 0.012 251 2300 698/1 Nyodhanbai H. Balchand (Gurjar) Bajna 0.012 252 2300 699 Amarlal F. Bheru (Gurjar) Bajna 0.012 253 2300 697/1 Kaniram F. Raysingh (Gurjar) Bajna 0.012 254 2300 696/2 Nyodhanbai H. Balchand (Gurjar) Bajna 0.012 255 2300 656 Govt. Land (Road - 0.15 ha) Bajna 0.012 256 2300 693 Forest Land (30.69 ha) Bajna 0.189 257 2300 681 Forest Land (0.65 ha) Bajna 0.014 258 2300 680 Forest Land (4.64 ha) Bajna 0.014 259 2300 692 Forest Land (90.45 ha) Bajna 0.313 260 2300 3 Forest Land (20 ha) Bajna 0.106 261 2300 5 Ghisa F. Kishan (Gurjar) Bajna 0.106 262 2300 117/1/1/1 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 30.275 ha) Kotra 0.058 263 2300 117/1/1/1 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 30.275 ha) Kotra 0.345
78 Annexure 3 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 2000 mm
Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 1 2000 117/1/1/1 Kotra 0.165 30.275 ha) Chandar, Omkar 2 2000 684 Kundalia 0.130 (Kahar) Chandar, Omkar 3 2000 684 Kundalia 0.140 (Kahar) Shankarlal F. Rugnath 4 2000 684/1/1/1/6/2 Kundalia 0.046 (Darji) 5 2000 683 Govt. Land (6.921 ha) Kundalia 0.086 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 6 2000 656 Kundalia 0.114 0.364 ha) Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 7 2000 656 Kundalia 0.077 0.364 ha) Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 8 2000 656 Kundalia 0.266 0.364 ha)
79 Annexure 4 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE –1800 mm
Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Diameter Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Govt. Land (Gairammukin - 0.817 1 1800 135 Kundalia 0.271 ha) Govt. Land (Gairammukin - 0.817 2 1800 135 Kundalia 0.090 ha) 3 1800 9 Bapu, Jalu (Chamar) Kundalia 0.054 4 1800 8/1/2 Balusingh, Ramlal (Gurjar) Kundalia 0.011 5 1800 8/1/2 Balusingh, Ramlal (Gurjar) Kundalia 0.041 6 1800 8/1/2 Balusingh, Ramlal (Gurjar) Kundalia 0.090 7 1800 6/1/3 Kishanlal, Bheru (Balayi) Kundalia 0.110 8 1800 6/1/4 Bhawarlal, Bheru (Balayi) Kundalia 0.029 9 1800 2/1/6 Not Available Kundalia 0.027 10 1800 2/1/1/1 Mangilal F. Ramlal (Bagari) Kundalia 0.045 Reshmabai, Beva, Prabhu, 11 1800 1/1/2 Ramesh, Kundalia 0.022 Bharath F. Prabhu (Balayi) 12 1800 1/1/3 Pura F. Dhula (Balayi) Kundalia 0.045 13 1800 711 Shankar S/o KaranSingh Soyatkhurd 0.023 14 1800 712 Soyatkhurd 0.027 15 1800 713/2 Soyatkhurd 0.027 16 1800 714 Soyatkhurd 0.022 17 1800 715 Soyatkhurd 0.018 18 1800 716 Soyatkhurd 0.018 19 1800 717/2 Soyatkhurd 0.009 Bhagirath, Prahlad, Ramprasad 20 1800 717/1 Soyatkhurd 0.009 S/o Dhannaji 21 1800 718 Mangilal S/o Sevaji Soyatkhurd 0.018 22 1800 720 Bapuji S/o Baluji Soyatkhurd 0.018 23 1800 721/1 Soyatkhurd 0.018 24 1800 722 Gopal s/o Mangilal Soyatkhurd 0.018 25 1800 723 Rodulal, Govardhan S/o Mangilal Soyatkhurd 0.018 26 1800 772/11 Soyatkhurd 0.043 27 1800 773/4 Mohan Maharaj S/o Ramji Soyatkhurd 0.036 28 1800 773/3 Soyatkhurd 0.045 29 1800 773/2 Soyatkhurd 0.036 30 1800 773/4 Soyatkhurd 0.018 31 1800 771 Soyatkhurd 0.015 32 1800 808 Soyatkhurd 0.036
80 Annexure 5 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 1700 mm
Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees 1 1700 771 Bala S/o Dulaji Soyatkhurd 0.017 2 1700 811 Narayan S/o Nanda ji Soyatkhurd 0.034 3 1700 814 Sitaram S/o Laxman Soyatkhurd 0.017 4 1700 815 Nanda S/o Devilal Soyatkhurd 0.012 5 1700 816 Shambhu Ustad S/o Gheesa Ji Soyatkhurd 0.012 6 1700 817 Soyatkhurd 0.017 7 1700 818 Soyatkhurd 0.101 8 1700 826 Soyatkhurd 0.017 9 1700 827 Soyatkhurd 0.017
81 Annexure 6 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 1600 mm
Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees 1 1600 828 Soyatkhurd 0.032 2 1600 863 Soyatkhurd 0.024 3 1600 864 Soyatkhurd 0.021 4 1600 865 Soyatkhurd 0.016 5 1600 862 Soyatkhurd 0.016 6 1600 861 Soyatkhurd 0.024 7 1600 856 Soyatkhurd 0.032 8 1600 905 Dhapu Bai W/o Rambabu Soyatkhurd 0.010 9 1600 912 Motilal S/o Nanda Soyatkhurd 0.010 10 1600 968 Laxman S/o Jagga Soyatkhurd 0.011 11 1600 967 Balaram S/o Motiram Soyatkhurd 0.016 12 1600 966 Soyatkhurd 0.011 13 1600 929 Soyatkhurd 0.016 14 1600 956 Soyatkhurd 0.019 15 1600 954 Soyatkhurd 0.019
82 Annexure 7 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 1500 mm
Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees 1 1500 953 Kanwarlal S/o Dheera ji Soyatkhurd 0.155 2 1500 1877 Radheshyam S/o Devilal Amanpura 0.083 3 1500 1899/1 Dinesh S/o Shivlal Amanpura 0.008 4 1500 1892 Gokul S/o Kaluji Amanpura 0.015 5 1500 1893 Amanpura 0.008 6 1500 1894 Amanpura 0.023 7 1500 1895 Radheshyam S/o Kaluji Amanpura 0.008 8 1500 1890 Hajarilal S/o Nathu ji Amanpura 0.015 9 1500 239 Radheshyam S/o Bapuji Amanpura 0.005 10 1500 1969 Badrilal S/o Rampratap Amanpura 0.006 11 1500 1970 Amanpura 0.005 12 1500 1971 Amanpura 0.005 13 1500 1972 Amanpura 0.005 14 1500 1978 Amanpura 0.005 15 1500 1973 Amanpura 0.005 16 1500 1974 Amanpura 0.023 17 1500 1975 Amanpura 0.014 18 1500 1976 Amanpura 0.005 19 1500 2018 Amanpura 0.005 20 1500 2015 Pappu s/o Mangilal Amanpura 0.008 21 1500 2014 Chittar S/o Heeralal Amanpura 0.005 22 1500 2020 Balchand S/o Chittar Singh Amanpura 0.008 Bhanwar Lal, Shambhu Lal, Suresh 23 1500 2023 Amanpura 0.015 S/o Madan lal Ramlal, Subhash, Salagram S/o 24 1500 2027 Amanpura 0.015 Baluram 25 1500 2028 Gopal S/o Jagannath Amanpura 0.008 26 1500 2051 Madhu S/o Khuman Amanpura 0.005 27 1500 2064 Ratan Lal S/o Omkar Ji Amanpura 0.015 28 1500 2065 Praghu, Kalu S/o Bhihari (Harilal) Amanpura 0.015 29 1500 2066 Amanpura 0.015 30 1500 2067 Suresh S/o Chittar Singh Amanpura 0.018 31 1500 2073/2 Bapulal S/o Kishan lal Amanpura 0.012 32 1500 2073/1 Prabhu Lal S/o Gulab ji Amanpura 0.012 33 1500 2074 Sanjay S/o Ramlal Amanpura 0.003 34 1500 2075 Amanpura 0.005 35 1500 2087 Amanpura 0.006 36 1500 79 Amanpura 0.006 37 1500 80 Amanpura 0.006 38 1500 76 Amanpura 0.008 39 1500 77 Amanpura 0.006 40 1500 73 Amanpura 0.012 41 1500 72 Amanpura 0.010 42 1500 71 Amanpura 0.015
83 Annexure 8 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 1100 mm
Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 1 1100 2089 Amanpura 0.028 2 1100 37 Sita Bai W/o Ramlal Amanpura 0.061 2-B Govt. Land (Gairamu. Bardi - 3 1100 80 Dulakherikhedi 0.028 11.54 ha) 4 1100 9 Forest Land (27.35 ha) Dulakherikhedi 0.050 5 1100 3 Forest Land (7.6 ha) Dulakherikhedi 0.039 6 1100 2 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.6 ha) Dulakherikhedi 0.002 7 1100 1/1 Bapulal F. Hiralal (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.006 8 1100 261 Forest land (1.61 Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.017 9 1100 268/5 Radhesyam F. Mangilal (Balayi) Kanwarakhedi 0.006 10 1100 268/4 Dariyavbai H. Mangilal (Balayi) Kanwarakhedi 0.011 11 1100 268/3 Leelabai F. Mangilal (Balayi) Kanwarakhedi 0.006 12 1100 268/1 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka - 2 Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.017 13 1100 269 Bherulal F. Cheethar (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.039 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 1.15 14 1100 270 Kanwarakhedi 0.006 Ha) 15 1100 255 Pirulal F. Kanwarlal (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.004 Narayana, Bhagirath F. Nanuram 16 1100 254/2 Kanwarakhedi 0.024 (Kumhar) Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 1.15 17 1100 270 Kanwarakhedi 0.024 Ha) Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 1.15 18 1100 270 Kanwarakhedi 0.011 Ha) 19 1100 279 Nathulal F. Narayan(Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.028 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 4.35 20 1100 241/4 Kanwarakhedi 0.028 Ha) 21 1100 241/3 Govt. Land (Charnoi-2.12Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.017 22 1100 241/2 Govt. Land (Gothan-1.0) Kanwarakhedi 0.033 23 1100 241/1 Govt. Land (Charnoi-3.81Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.017 24 1100 65/3 Govt. Land (Pichar Safe-2.62) Kanwarakhedi 0.008 25 1100 65/1 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka - 0.57Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.017 Lakshminarayana F.Gokal 26 1100 71 Kanwarakhedi 0.028 (Dangi) Lakshminarayana F.Gokal 27 1100 84 Kanwarakhedi 0.014 (Dangi) 28 1100 74 Shrilal F. Kalu (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.014 29 1100 75 Kanhaiyalal F. Narayan (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.014 30 1100 76 Dineshkumar F. Bherulal (Sunar) Kanwarakhedi 0.008 31 1100 83/1 Badrilal F.Gopilal (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.008 32 1100 82 Govt. Land (Road - 0.07 Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.011 33 1100 80 Ramprasad F. Nanda (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.022 34 1100 81 Sriram Temple (0.71 Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.007
84 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 35 1100 92 Govt. Land (Road - 2.4 Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.008 36 1100 104 Govt. Land (Bardi - 0.21 Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.003 37 1100 103 Govt. Land (Bardi - 0.35 Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.006 38 1100 101 Kanhaiyalal F. Gangaram (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.006 Lakshminarayana F. Gangaram 39 1100 93 Kanwarakhedi 0.011 (Dangi) 40 1100 102 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.33 Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.004 41 1100 94 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.27 Ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.006 Lakshminarayana F. Gangaram 42 1100 482 Kheriyasoyat 0.008 (Dangi) Balchand F. Ramnarayana 43 1100 541 Kheriyasoyat 0.006 4-B (Dangi) 44 1100 484 Bapulal F. Bhuvan (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.006 2-B Balchand F. Ramnarayana 45 1100 486 Kheriyasoyat 0.008 (Dangi) 46 1100 487 Gokul F. Rugnath (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.006 47 1100 488 Srilal F. Gangaram (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.006 48 1100 536 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.01 Ha) Kheriyasoyat 0.007 49 1100 535/2 Gokul F. Rugnath (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.019 50 1100 535/1 Kanchanbai w. Mangilal (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.019 51 1100 534 Vishnuprasad F. Ramlal (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.017 52 1100 533/1 Bherulal F. Motilal (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.007 53 1100 533/2 Ramlal F. Motilal (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.007 54 1100 532 Shyamlal F. Ramlal (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.009 55 1100 528 Govt. Land (Bidka - 0.03 Ha) Kheriyasoyat 0.002 56 1100 527 Govt. Land (Jhada - 0.02 Ha) Kheriyasoyat 0.003 57 1100 526 Prabhulal F. Ramlal (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.017 58 1100 555 Govt. Land (Road - 1.11 Ha) Kheriyasoyat 0.006 Sureshprasad F. Bhanwarlal 59 1100 558 Kheriyasoyat 0.011 (Dangi) Sureshprasad F. Bhanwarlal 60 1100 584 Kheriyasoyat 0.004 (Dangi) Sureshprasad F. Bhanwarlal 61 1100 588 Kheriyasoyat 0.004 (Dangi) 62 1100 589 Kaluram F. Bharmal (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.004 63 1100 606 Bharmal F. Hariram (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.011 64 1100 605/2 Bharmal F. Hariram (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.017 65 1100 604 Hajarilal F. rampratap (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.011 66 1100 624 Govt. Land (Road - 0.12 Ha) Kheriyasoyat 0.006 Rameshwar,kailash,Ashok,Rajesh 67 1100 697 Kheriyasoyat 0.006 F. Shrikishan Rameshwar,kailash,Ashok,Rajesh 68 1100 693 Kheriyasoyat 0.017 F. Shrikishan 69 1100 689 Kamlesh/ Rekhabai (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.011 85 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Rameshwar,kailash,Ashok,Rajesh 70 1100 690 Kheriyasoyat 0.011 F. Shrikishan 71 1100 685 Janibai F. Narayangir dhulibai Kheriyasoyat 0.003 Ramlal vishnuprasad F. Narayan 72 1100 684 Kheriyasoyat 0.022 (Gusai) Ramgopal ramchandra F. 73 1100 681 Kheriyasoyat 0.017 Shambhugi (Gusai) 74 1100 664 Nanda F. Gulab (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.017 75 1100 668 Govt. Land (Gochar - 1.110 Ha) Kheriyasoyat 0.006 Ramgopal Tulsiram F. Dudhalal 76 1100 666 Kheriyasoyat 0.003 (Dangi) 77 1100 382 Bhagirath F. Puraji (Gurjar) Devli 0.014 78 1100 384 Kanwarlal F. Bala (Gurjar) Devli 0.017 79 1100 387 Ramnarayn F. Bhairu (Gurjar) Devli 0.044 80 1100 383 Purilal F. Bhairulal (Gurjar) Devli 0.008 81 1100 384 Kanwarlal F. Bala (Gurjar) Devli 0.006 82 1100 385 Phoolchand F. Tulsiram (Gurjar) Devli 0.022 83 1100 401 Bajesingh F. Kunwarlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.017 84 1100 402 Rampratap F. Kishore (Gurjar) Devli 0.017 85 1100 333 Shri Ram Mandir land Devli 0.013 86 1100 334 Brijmohan F. Jaganath (Brahmin) Devli 0.019 87 1100 337 Salim S/o Ibrahim Devli 0.017 88 1100 340 Ramdayal F. Mangilal (Chamar) Devli 0.002 89 1100 338 Rajaram F. Amarsingh (Gurjar) Devli 0.028 90 1100 344 Gokul F. Balchand (Gurjar) Devli 0.011 91 1100 345 Bajesingh F. Kunwarlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.014 92 1100 349 Bijeysingh F. Chitar (Gurjar) Devli 0.008 93 1100 515 Devli 0.003 94 1100 316 Govt. Land (0.167 Ha) Devli 0.004 95 1100 306 Chunnilal F. Puraji (Gurjar) Devli 0.017 96 1100 380 Kaniram F. Ramlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.006 97 1100 309 Kaniram F. Ramlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.007 98 1100 308 Devli 0.010 Satish, Ravi F. Ramratan 99 1100 307 Devli 0.003 (Brahmin) 100 1100 888 Devli 0.014 101 1100 297 Kanhaiyalal F. Hajarilal (Brahmin) Devli 0.011 102 1100 201 Bajesingh F. Kunwarlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.002 Brijmohan,Ramratan F. 103 1100 200 Devli 0.002 Jagannath (Gurjar) 104 1100 202 Bajesingh F. Kunwarlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.004 105 1100 203 Bajesingh F. Kunwarlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.004 106 1100 206 Bajesingh F. Kunwarlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.004 107 1100 205 Bajesingh F. Kunwarlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.004
86 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 108 1100 207 Bajesingh F. Kunwarlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.003 109 1100 90 Mangilal F. Udda (Gurjar) Devli 0.004 Bhagwansingh F. Tulsiram 110 1100 106 Devli 0.004 (Gurjar) 111 1100 92 ramnarayan F. Puraji (Gurjar) Devli 0.014 112 1100 94 Phoolchand F. Tulsiram (Gurjar) Devli 0.011 113 1100 88 Radheshyam F. Tulsiram (Gurjar) Devli 0.003 114 1100 15 Govt. Land (River - 3.125 Ha) Devli 0.011 115 1100 13 Kaluram F. Ratiram (Gurjar) Devli 0.008 116 1100 12 Dhapubai H. Kanwarlal (Gurjar) Devli 0.014 parwaj khan F. Habib Khan 117 1100 1232 Soyatpatti 0.008 (Muslim) parwaj khan F. Habib Khan 118 1100 1229 Soyatpatti 0.006 (Muslim) 119 1100 1228 Hirisingh F. Deva (Kandara) Soyatpatti 0.008 120 1100 1224 Hirisingh F. Deva (Kandara) Soyatpatti 0.017 121 1100 1244 Shantibai H. Dhannalal (Chamar) Soyatpatti 0.008 122 1100 1260 Barkatali F. Majidali (Muslim) Soyatpatti 0.028 123 1100 1257 Faiyyajali F. Akbarali (Muslim) Soyatpatti 0.011 Ramlal mohanlal F. Laxman 124 1100 1256 Soyatpatti 0.008 (Maali) 125 1100 1255 Bhuribai H. Aadamali (Muslim) Soyatpatti 0.012 126 1100 1266 Barkatali F. Majidali (Muslim) Soyatpatti 0.022 127 1100 1268 Barkatali F. Majidali (Muslim) Soyatpatti 0.022 128 1100 1269 Hirisingh F. Deva (Kandara) Soyatpatti 0.011 Samrath singh F. Pursingh 129 1100 832 Soyatpatti 0.006 (Rajpoot) Govindkrishna singh F. 130 1100 833 Soyatpatti 0.033 Brajrajsingh (Rajpoot) Indukunwar H. Brajrajsingh 131 1100 834 Soyatpatti 0.011 (Rajpoot) Shailendrasingh F. Jangbahadur 132 1100 835 Soyatpatti 0.011 (Rajpoot) Shailendrasingh F. Jangbahadur 133 1100 842 Soyatpatti 0.016 (Rajpoot) Vikrant,prashant F. Krishnakant 134 1100 838 Soyatpatti 0.013 (Brahmin) Rameshchandra F. Tulsiram 135 1100 841 Soyatpatti 0.006 (kachi) Vikrant,prashant F. Krishnakant 136 1100 839 Soyatpatti 0.006 (Brahmin) 137 1100 826 Madanlal F. Narayan (Brahmin) Soyatpatti 0.009 Sardarbai W. Laxminarayan 138 1100 825 Soyatpatti 0.011 (Mahajan) 139 1100 820 Devilal F. Ramkishan (Nai) Soyatpatti 0.008 140 1100 821 Rajesh, santosh F. Gopal (Nai) Soyatpatti 0.009 87 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 141 1100 819 Govt. Land Soyatpatti 0.028 Prakashchandra F. Ramnarayan 142 1100 689 Soyatpatti 0.050 (Mahajan) Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 30.275 143 1100 117/1/1/1 Kotra 0.055 ha) Kamalsingh F. Balvantsingh 144 1100 127/111/2 Kotra 0.018 (Sondiya) Lalsingh, Nathu, Prabhu, 145 1100 129 Kaniram, Kotra 0.017 Ratan F. Baddha (Chamar) Ramlal, Premsingh F. Kishanlal 146 1100 129/12 Kotra 0.031 (Sondiya) 147 1100 129/11 Balusingh F. Bherulal (Sondiya) Kotra 0.022 148 1100 15 Chandar F. Omkar (Kahar) Kotra 0.028 149 1100 16 Rupabai H. Dhula (Kahar) Kotra 0.015 150 1100 14/5 Balusingh F. Bherulal (Sondiya) Kotra 0.004 151 1100 17 Rupabai H. Dhula (Kahar) Kotra 0.012 152 1100 14/2 Amarsingh F. Rugnath (Sondiya) Kotra 0.011 153 1100 18 Bherusingh F. Omkar (Kahar) Kotra 0.011 154 1100 14/1 Lalsingh F. Fatta (Gurjar) Kotra 0.011 155 1100 13 Ramkalabai H. Ramlal (Sondiya) Kotra 0.008 Bhulibai H. Narayansingh 156 1100 12 Kotra 0.022 (Sondiya) Roda, Jathanbai, Dhapubai, 157 1100 10 Kotra 0.011 Gangabai F. Pyara (Kahar) Roda, Jathanbai, Dhapubai, 158 1100 9 Kotra 0.006 Gangabai F. Pyara (Kahar) Mohansingh F. Nathusingh 159 1100 8/2/2 Kotra 0.010 (Sondiya) 160 1100 8/1/1 Kaniram F. Ghisalal (Sondiya) Kotra 0.011 161 1100 8/1/2 Rajabai H. Balvanth (Sondiya) Kotra 0.011 Dariyavsingh F. Girvarsingh 162 1100 8/1/3 Kotra 0.006 (Sondiya) Gordhan, Ramprasad, Premabai, 163 1100 2 Kotra 0.011 Devbai F. Mangilal (Kahar) 164 1100 672 Roda F. Kishan (Kahar) Kundalia 0.020 165 1100 671 Nanda F. Kawarlal (Kahar) Kundalia 0.019 Devisingh, Lalsingh, 166 1100 35 Gundlawada 0.062 Prembai F. Ratanlal (Sondiya) Bhagawansingh F. Bherusingh 167 1100 44 Gundlawada 0.013 (Sondiya) Devisingh, Lalsingh, 168 1100 45 Gundlawada 0.018 Prembai F. Ratanlal (Sondiya) 169 1100 48/3 Udesingh F. Ukarsingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.011 170 1100 48/2 Gangabai H. Bapusingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.009 171 1100 58/2 Dhulesingh F. Omkarsingh Gundlawada 0.020
88 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees (Sondiya) Umaraosingh F. Amarsingh 172 1100 58/1 Gundlawada 0.008 (Sondiya) Narayansingh F. Anarsingh 173 1100 57 Gundlawada 0.015 (Sondiya) Dhulesingh, Udesingh 174 1100 56 Gundlawada 0.013 F. Omkarsingh (Sondiya) Indarsingh F. Girvarsingh 175 1100 18 Gundlawada 0.022 (Sondiya) 176 1100 19 Balusingh F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.011 Andarsingh F. Girvarsingh 177 1100 17 Gundlawada 0.011 (Sondiya) 178 1100 3 Seva F. Kalu (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.044 179 1100 371 Premsingh F. Shivlal (Sondiya) Banda 0.022 180 1100 2089 Amanpura 0.006 Ramcharan Prembai, Sangitabai 181 1100 71 Amanpura 0.008 F. Kanhaiyalal (Dangi) Baala Hajarilal, Kanhaiyalal, 182 1100 69 Amanpura 0.006 Rampratap F. Motilal (Dangi) 183 1100 70 Gokul F. Omkar (Dangi) Amanpura 0.006 184 1100 38 Bapulal F. Omkarlal (Dangi) Amanpura 0.070 185 1100 37 Gokul F. Omkar (Dangi) Amanpura 0.022 186 1100 36 Bapulal F. Omkarlal (Dangi) Amanpura 0.002 187 1100 33 Shivlal F. Laxman (Dangi) Amanpura 0.011 188 1100 2 Baalchand F. Girdhari (Gujar) Amanpura 0.003 Kanthaliya Ka 189 1100 503 Prabhulal F. Laxman (Dangi) 0.011 Kheda Gokul Kanhaiyalal F. Ramsingh Kanthaliya Ka 190 1100 502 0.014 (Dangi) Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 191 1100 505 Bhairusingh F. Gangaram (Dangi) 0.009 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 192 1100 506 Badrilal F. Kalu (Gujar) 0.028 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 193 1100 517 Karansingh F. Omkar (Gurjar) 0.020 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 194 1100 516 Bhairulal F. Kaniram (Gujar) 0.022 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 195 1100 515 Chaganlal F. Omkarlal (Gujar) 0.011 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 196 1100 511 Lalsingh F. Kaniram (Gujar) 0.003 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 197 1100 513 Lalsingh F. Kaniram (Gujar) 0.021 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 198 1100 512 Govt. Land (Sewer - 0.18 Ha) 0.004 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 199 1100 493 Mohanlal F. Kaluram (Dagi) 0.011 Kheda 89 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Kanthaliya Ka 200 1100 492 Govt. Land (Sewer - 0.12 Ha) 0.004 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 201 1100 490 Kanhaiyalal F. Ramsingh (Dangi) 0.002 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 202 1100 489 Shivnarayan F. Girdhari (Dangi) 0.008 Kheda Manohar Baalchnad F. Kaniram Kanthaliya Ka 203 1100 488 0.006 (Dangi) Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 204 1100 271 Shivnarayan F. Girdhari (Dangi) 0.008 Kheda Prabhulal, Purilal F. Bhairulal Kanthaliya Ka 205 1100 272 0.011 (Dangi) Kheda Bhanwarlal, Kaluram F. Ramlal Kanthaliya Ka 206 1100 273 0.017 (Dangi) Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 207 1100 279 Ramgopal F. Kishanlal (Dangi) 0.017 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 208 1100 294 Rajaram F. Mangilal (Gujar) 0.011 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 209 1100 295 Baala F. Nanda (Dangi) 0.008 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 210 1100 301 Baala F. Nanda (Dangi) 0.011 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 211 1100 300 Kailash F. Rampratap (Dangi) 0.006 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 212 1100 297 Parmanand F. Jagannath (Dangi) 0.009 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 213 1100 298 Ratanlal F. Baalchand (Dangi) 0.017 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 214 1100 237 Govt. Land (Sewer - 0.35 Ha) 0.004 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 215 1100 318 Heera F. Nanda (Baagri) 0.004 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 216 1100 319 Parmanand F. Jagannath (Dangi) 0.012 Kheda Govt. Land (Housing Scheme - Kanthaliya Ka 217 1100 320 0.018 0.88 Ha) Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 218 1100 321 Govt. Land (Road - 0.07 Ha) 0.002 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 219 1100 173 Govt. Land (Gochar - 0.07 Ha) 0.011 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 220 1100 174 Prabhulal F. Laxman (Dangi) 0.006 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 221 1100 172 Prabhulal F. Laxman (Dangi) 0.008 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 222 1100 175 Shivnarayan F. Udaji (Dangi) 0.011 Kheda Manohar Baalchnad F. Kaniram Kanthaliya Ka 223 1100 176 0.002 (Dangi) Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 224 1100 187 Motilal F. Hiralal (Dangi) 0.003 Kheda
90 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Kanthaliya Ka 225 1100 186 Shivnarayan F. Girdhari (Dangi) 0.009 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 226 1100 185 Shivnarayan F. Girdhari (Dangi) 0.002 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 227 1100 193 Gopilal F. Jagannath (Dangi) 0.007 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 228 1100 194 Motilal F. Hiralal (Dangi) 0.009 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 229 1100 196 Shivnarayan F. Girdhari (Dangi) 0.008 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 230 1100 195 Motilal F. Hiralal (Dangi) 0.002 Kheda Bhanwarlal, Kaluram F. Ramlal Kanthaliya Ka 231 1100 210 0.018 (Dangi) Kheda Shivlal Purilal Pratap F. Rupa Kanthaliya Ka 232 1100 138 0.011 (Balai) Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 233 1100 108 Govt. Land (Road - 1.290 Ha) 0.004 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 234 1100 74 Narayan F. Baala (Balai) 0.004 Kheda Shivlal Purilal Pratap F. Rupa Kanthaliya Ka 235 1100 73 0.004 (Balai) Kheda Bapu, Bhura, Maana F. Maadhu Kanthaliya Ka 236 1100 75 0.011 (Chamar) Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 237 1100 81 Govt. Land (Sewer - 0.38 Ha) 0.008 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 238 1100 78/2 Gangaram F. Kanwarlal (Chamar) 0.010 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 239 1100 79 Gangaram F. Kanwarlal (Chamar) 0.011 Kheda Shivlal, Dariyabai, Geetabai Kanthaliya Ka 240 1100 80 0.011 F. Nanda (Chamar) Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 241 1100 68 Govt. Land (Sewer - 1.22 Ha) 0.002 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 242 1100 66/1 Sultansingh F. Purilal (Gujar) 0.022 Kheda Kanthaliya Ka 243 1100 1 Govt. Land (River - 6.20 Ha) 0.014 Kheda 244 1100 490 Govt. Land (River - 3.40 Ha) Kalyanpura 0.011 245 1100 149 Govt. Land (Charai - 0.46 Ha) Kalyanpura 0.006 Laxminarayan F. Kishanlal 246 1100 150 Kalyanpura 0.014 (Dangi) 247 1100 359 Govt. Land (Charai - 0.17 Ha) Kalyanpura 0.006 Laalsingh Parvatsingh F. Pura 248 1100 283 Kalyanpura 0.022 (Bheel) 249 1100 151 Govt. Land (Charai - 1.08 Ha) Kalyanpura 0.017 250 1100 282 Kanhaiyalal F. Jagannath (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.017 Narwarsingh F. Pursingh 251 1100 176 Kalyanpura 0.003 (Sondiya) 91 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 252 1100 166 Govt. Land (Gohaa - 1.55 Ha) Kalyanpura 0.011 Jaanibai H. Bhanwarlal F. 253 1100 165 Kalyanpura 0.012 Mohanlal (Dangi) 254 1100 169/1 Ramnarayan F. kashiram (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.009 Jagdishprasad F. Mukundram 255 1100 171 Kalyanpura 0.008 (Dangi) 256 1100 169/2 Baalaram F. Kanhaiyala (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.015 Ratanlal , Narsinhlal, Prabhulal 257 1100 170 Gangaram, Phoolchand F. Kalyanpura 0.007 Kanwarlal (Dangi) 258 1100 174 Gopilal F. Kishanlal (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.007 259 1100 62/2 Gulabbai H. Hajarilal (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.012 260 1100 56 Chitar F. Kashiram (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.021 261 1100 61 Motilal F. Kaniram (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.008 Rajeshkumar F. Gulabchand 262 1100 58 Kalyanpura 0.006 (Mahajan) Nirmaladevi H. Rajeshkumar 263 1100 59 Kalyanpura 0.030 (Mahajan) Rajeshkumar F. Gulabchand 264 1100 60 Kalyanpura 0.006 (Mahajan) 265 1100 54 Govt. Land (Road - 4.18 Ha) Kalyanpura 0.008 Jagdevsingh F. Preetamsingh 266 1100 33 Kalyanpura 0.009 (Punjabi) Jagdevsingh F. Preetamsingh 267 1100 32 Kalyanpura 0.007 (Punjabi) 268 1100 31 Indrajeet H. Jagdevji (Jaatsikh) Kalyanpura 0.015 Ratanbai, Phoolbai, Dariyavbai 269 1100 23 Kalyanpura 0.011 F. Mehtab (Dangi) 270 1100 30 Ghisibai F. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.015 271 1100 24 Mehtab F. Ramlal (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.022 Sumitrabai H. Raamchand 272 1100 8 Kalyanpura 0.010 (Dangi) Ratanlal, Narsinghlal, Prabhulal 273 1100 6 Gangaram, Phoolchand F. Kalyanpura 0.033 Kanwarlal (Dangi) 274 1100 899 Govt. Land (0.32 Ha) Lohariya 0.008
92 Annexure 9 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 900 mm
Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees 1 900 694 Geetabai H. Gheesa (Kachi) Soyatpatti 0.014 Rajvardhan F. Premsingh 2 900 695 Soyatpatti 0.014 (Rajpoot) kamlabai H. Ramnarayan 3 900 697 Soyatpatti 0.017 (Kushwah) Radhakishan, F.Kanwarlal 4 900 698 Soyatpatti 0.038 (Kachi) 5 900 641 Govt. Land Soyatpatti 0.012 Banwaribai W. Rameshchandra 6 900 639 Soyatpatti 0.022 (Teli) 7 900 640 Geetabai H. Purilal (Kushwah) Soyatpatti 0.005 8 900 630 Harkubai H. Bapulal (Kushwah) Soyatpatti 0.022 Kailashnarayan F. Ramgopal 9 900 614 Soyatpatti 0.025 (Kachi) 10 900 613 Jwala F. Chimanya (Kachi) Soyatpatti 0.014 11 900 612 Jagannath F. Hajarilal (Mahajan) Soyatpatti 0.005 12 900 717 Kanhaiyalal F. Kanwarlal (Kachi) Soyatpatti 0.011 13 900 719 Kamlabai W. Chandarlal (Kachi) Soyatpatti 0.016 14 900 718 Govt. Land ( Gochar - 2.560 Ha.) Soyatpatti 0.007 15 900 723 Ajaikumar F. Balaram Soyatpatti 0.012 Govt. Land (Charagaah - 1.620 16 900 720 Soyatpatti 0.012 ha.) Shaykiy Seva khathe ki Bhumi 17 900 1364 Salyakhedi 0.005 (2.97 ha) Hiralal, Ratiram, Sundarbai, 18 900 1380 Salyakhedi 0.006 Dariyavbai F. Ram (Gayari) 19 900 1381 Hiralal, Ratiram F. Ram (Gayari) Salyakhedi 0.005 20 900 1382 Hiralal, Ratiram F. Ram (Gayari) Salyakhedi 0.005 21 900 1383 Kaniram F. Udhalal (Gayari) Salyakhedi 0.002 Narayana, Nanuram, 22 900 1384 Salyakhedi 0.002 Kaluram F. Hiralal (Gayari) Lalchand F. Udhalal (Gayari 23 900 1385 Salyakhedi 0.003 Gurjar) Champalal F. Lakshman 24 900 1386 Salyakhedi 0.004 (Gayari) Ramnarayana, Omkarlal 25 900 1387 Salyakhedi 0.005 F. Ramchandra (Gayari) 26 900 1419 Udhalal F. Kuwarlal (Gayari) Salyakhedi 0.017 27 900 1420 Shobharam F. Balram (Gayari) Salyakhedi 0.006 28 900 1700 Ramgopal F. Kanwarlal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.006 29 900 1426 Sanwarlal, Girdharilal (Gayari) Salyakhedi 0.005 Lakshminarayana, Dinesh F. 30 900 1427 Salyakhedi 0.009 Mathuralal (Gujar) 93 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Ramchandra F. Kunwarlal 31 900 1699 Salyakhedi 0.005 (Gayari) 32 900 1698 Savaliya F. Nandkishor (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.014 33 900 1478 Jathanbai H. Ramlal (Bhil) Salyakhedi 0.007 Kailashchand F. Narayana 34 900 1676 Salyakhedi 0.006 (Kulmi) 35 900 1479 Jathanbai H. Ramlal (Bhil) Salyakhedi 0.006 Sethanbai H. Ramnarayana 36 900 1675 Salyakhedi 0.005 (Chamar) Sethanbai H. Ramnarayana 37 900 1674 Salyakhedi 0.009 (Chamar) Shobharam, Mangiram, 38 900 1485 Rameshchand Salyakhedi 0.014 F. Nandram (Chamar) Shobharam, Mangiram, 39 900 1486 Rameshchand Salyakhedi 0.004 F. Nandram (Chamar) 40 900 1490 Kana F. Pura (Chamar) Salyakhedi 0.016 41 900 1582 Govt. Land (Sadak - 1.5 ha) Salyakhedi 0.005 Droupatibai H. 42 900 1539 Salyakhedi 0.020 Jagadishnarayana (Kulmi) Sohanbai H. Ramnarayana 43 900 1538 Salyakhedi 0.020 (Kulmi) Sohanbai H. Ramnarayana 44 900 1537 Salyakhedi 0.029 (Kulmi) Dongargaon 45 900 2671 Maganlal F. Kanwarlal (Gurjar) 0.016 Soyat Dongargaon 46 900 2668 Yashodabai H. Devilal (Chamar) 0.016 Soyat Ghanshyam F. Bhairulal Dongargaon 47 900 2665 0.013 (Brahmin) Soyat Dongargaon 48 900 2644 Govt. Land 0.007 Soyat Dongargaon 49 900 2557 Govt. Land (Road - 0.37 ha.) 0.005 Soyat Dongargaon 50 900 2555 Shobharam F. Balchand (Gurjar) 0.006 12 Soyat Dongargaon 51 900 2556 Chitarmal F. Balchand (Gurjar) 0.009 15 Soyat Dongargaon 52 900 2558 Govt. Land (Charnoi - 0.16 Ha) 0.009 Soyat Dongargaon 53 900 2559 Govt. Land 0.063 Soyat Dongargaon 54 900 2583 Govt. Land (Charnoi - 0.28 Ha) 0.009 Soyat Dongargaon 55 900 2630 Govt. Land 0.024 Soyat Dongargaon 56 900 2629 Govt. Land (Charnoi - 0.3 Ha) 0.005 Soyat
94 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Dongargaon 57 900 2625 Dhanibai H. Balchand (Gurjar) 0.007 Soyat Chitar kaniram F. Balchand Dongargaon 58 900 2218 0.013 2 (Gurjar) Soyat Dongargaon 59 900 2219/2 Bhagchand F. Girdhari (Gurjar) 0.009 1 Soyat Dongargaon 60 900 2043 Govt. Land (Road - 0.21 Ha.) 0.005 Soyat Vijaypal singh F. Himmatsingh Dongargaon 1-B 61 900 2044 0.014 (Rajpoot) Soyat 1-C Govindsingh F. Bhairusingh Dongargaon 62 900 2045 0.014 (Rajpoot) Soyat Mohansingh F. Pratapsingh Dongargaon 63 900 2046 0.002 (Rajpoot) Soyat Nandsingh F. Pratapsingh Dongargaon 64 900 2047 0.005 (Rajpoot) Soyat Mohansingh F. Pratapsingh Dongargaon 65 900 2048 0.005 (Rajpoot) Soyat Kalusingh F. Kesarsingh Dongargaon 66 900 2065 0.005 (Rajpoot) Soyat Kesarsingh, F. Banesingh Dongargaon 67 900 2066 0.013 (Rajpoot) Soyat Dongargaon 68 900 2067/2 Ratiram F. Pura (Gurjar) 0.007 Soyat Dongargaon 69 900 2067/1 Radheshyam F. Moti (Gurjar) 0.009 Soyat Dongargaon 70 900 2069 Ratanbai H. Baalchand (Gurjar) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 71 900 1954 Govind F. Ratiram (Gurjar) 0.005 Soyat Dongargaon 72 900 1950 Kamlabai H. Nanda (Gurjar) 0.005 Soyat baalkunwarbai h. Baalsingh Dongargaon 73 900 1951 0.005 (Rajpoot) Soyat Dongargaon 74 900 1952 Durgesh F. Omprakash (Kulmi) 0.006 Soyat Baalkunwarbai h. Baalsingh Dongargaon 75 900 1944 0.012 (Rajpoot) Soyat Dongargaon 76 900 1942 Prabhulal, F. Shivlal (Gurjar) 0.015 Soyat Radheshyam Harisingh F. Pur Dongargaon 77 900 1941 0.006 (Gurjar) Soyat Shushilabai H. Ramvilas Dongargaon 78 900 1939 0.027 (Mahajan) Soyat Dongargaon 79 900 1936 Usha H. Purushottam (Mahajan) 0.005 Soyat Prapul,shushil, F. Krishnakant Dongargaon 80 900 1560 0.005 (Brahmin) Soyat 81 900 1559 Prapul,shushil, F. Krishnakant Dongargaon 0.001 95 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees (Brahmin) Soyat Dongargaon 82 900 1553 Madanlal F. Ramlal (Brahmin) 0.014 Soyat Kailashnarayan F. Badrilal Dongargaon 83 900 1555 0.009 (Kulmi) Soyat Mukesh F. kailashnarayan Dongargaon 84 900 1535 0.023 (Kulmi) Soyat radheshyam F. Birdichand Dongargaon 85 900 1540/2 0.005 (Brahmin) Soyat radheshyam F. Birdichand Dongargaon 86 900 1539/2 0.009 2-A (Brahmin) Soyat 87 900 330 Gokul F. Dhula (Teli) Shripatpura 0.014 88 900 331 Balchand F. Dhula (Teli) Shripatpura 0.014 89 900 325 Rambabu F. Hiralal (Kulmi) Shripatpura 0.014 90 900 324 Kalu F. Bherulal (Dangi) Shripatpura 0.007 91 900 341 Ramchandra F. Nanda (Bhil) Shripatpura 0.005 92 900 342 Mangilal F. Deva (Dangi) Shripatpura 0.005 93 900 318 Prabulal F. Ghisa (Bhil) Shripatpura 0.004 Sitharam, Radhesyam, Durgashankar, 94 900 319 Shripatpura 0.005 Bhagavatibai F. Mohanlal (Brahmam) 95 900 317 Bapulal F. Deva (Dangi) Shripatpura 0.002 96 900 316 Rambabu F. Bherulal (Kulmi) Shripatpura 0.027 Sitharam, Radhesyam, Durgashankar, 97 900 312 Shripatpura 0.018 1 Bhagavatibai F. Mohanlal (Brahmam) 98 900 310 Badambai F. Devilal (Brahman) Shripatpura 0.014 99 900 304 Sumitrabai H. Mohanlal (Kulmi) Shripatpura 0.014 100 900 311 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.26 ha) Shripatpura 0.005 Rameshwar, Jagdishchand, F. Dongargaon 101 900 1306 0.006 Purilal (Kulmi) Soyat Rameshwar, Jagdishchand, F. Dongargaon 102 900 1300 0.013 Purilal (Kulmi) Soyat Bapulal, Vishnuprasad, Dongargaon 103 900 1299 0.013 mohanbai, (Brahmin) Soyat Bapulal, Vishnuprasad, Dongargaon 104 900 1294 0.023 mohanbai, (Brahmin) Soyat Dongargaon 105 900 1292 Poonamchand F. laxman (Kulmi) 0.004 Soyat Motilal Hemraj, Sitaram, Poonam Dongargaon 106 900 1291 0.008 F. laxman Soyat Babulal sitaram F. Durgaprasad Dongargaon 107 900 1281 0.008 (Kulmi) Soyat Dongargaon 108 900 1280 Mohanlal F. Baalchand (Kulmi) 0.012 Soyat
96 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Dongargaon 109 900 1279 Gayatribai H. Ramgopal (Kulmi) 0.014 Soyat Dongargaon 110 900 1277 Prabhulal F. Shankarlal (Teli) 0.021 Soyat Vishnuprasad, Kanhaiyalal F. Dongargaon 111 900 1276 0.009 jagannath (Teli) Soyat Vishnuprasad, Kanhaiyalal F. Dongargaon 112 900 1273 0.014 jagannath (Teli) Soyat Dongargaon 113 900 1274 Geetabai w. Manoharlal (Sunar) 0.005 Soyat Dongargaon 114 900 1259 Govt. Land 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 115 900 1226 Gangaram F. Deva (Dangi) 0.009 Soyat Dongargaon 116 900 1254 hajarilal F. Mohanlal (Dangi) 0.006 Soyat Prabhulal,Ramchandra F. Barda Dongargaon 117 900 1253 0.027 (Dangi) Soyat Dongargaon 118 900 1252 Bala F. Mayaram (Dangi) 0.014 Soyat Balbaksha, Rameshchandra, Kailashchandra, 119 900 2212 Borai 0.025 Subhashchandra, Mukeshkumar, Teena F. Purilal (Dangi) Balbaksha, Rameshchandra, Kailashchandra, 120 900 2231 Borai 0.007 Subhashchandra, Mukeshkumar, Teena F. Purilal (Dangi) Govt. Land (Charagaah - 0.44 121 900 2230 Borai 0.002 ha) 122 900 2229 Ramdayal F. Gyarasiram (Kulmi) Borai 0.027 123 900 2228 Kamalbai H. Purilal (Dangi) Borai 0.002 Balbaksha, Rameshchandra, Kailashchandra, 124 900 2233 Borai 0.014 Subhashchandra, Mukeshkumar, Teena F. Purilal (Dangi) 125 900 727 Kanchanbai H. Mukund (Gurjar) Bajna 0.005 126 900 728 Narayana F. Ratanlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.009 127 900 726 Santaram F. Hiralal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.006 Govt. Land (Charokhar - 0.52 128 900 724 Bajna 0.010 ha) 129 900 720 Govt. Land (Nala - 3 ha) Bajna 0.012 130 900 707 Gangaram F. Ratanlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.007 131 900 709 Balchand F. Ratanlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.006 Ramnivas F. Vishnuprasad 132 900 719 Bajna 0.014 (Kulmi) 97 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Ramnivas F. Vishnuprasad 133 900 718/1 Bajna 0.004 (Kulmi) 134 900 717 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.49 ha) Bajna 0.003 135 900 370 Ratanlal, Mansingh F. Omkarlal Banda 0.014 Balusingh, Premabai, Puribai F. 136 900 369 Banda 0.014 Harisingh Kalusingh, Balakbai F. 137 900 849 Gagorni 0.011 Gangaram (Sondiya) Kalusingh, Balakbai F. 138 900 848 Gagorni 0.004 Gangaram (Sondiya) Govt. Land (Charanoyi = 8.39 139 900 368 Banda 0.060 ha) Govt. Land (Charanoyi = 1.42 140 900 334 Banda 0.023 ha) 141 900 333 Govt. Land (Kadim = 0.26 ha) Banda 0.004 Govt. Land (Charanoyi = 0.53 142 900 332 Banda 0.005 ha) Govt. Land (Charanoyi = 11.94 143 900 330 Banda 0.023 ha) 144 900 336 Geetabai F. Dhula (Sondiya) Banda 0.004 Balusingh F. Girvarsingh 145 900 337 Banda 0.009 (Sondiya) Rodmal F. Bhuwansingh 146 900 338 Banda 0.009 (Sondiya) Ganapatsingh F. Girvarsingh 147 900 339 Banda 0.009 (Sondiya) 148 900 340 Govt. Land (Kadim = 0.3 ha) Banda 0.006 149 900 341 Omkarlal F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Banda 0.007 150 900 342 Balusingh F. Udesingh (Sondiya) Banda 0.005 Iswarsingh F. Dhulesingh 151 900 252 Banda 0.013 (Sondiya) 152 900 326 Balusingh F. Udesingh (Sondiya) Banda 0.014 153 900 255 Mansingh F. Harisingh (Sondiya) Banda 0.009 154 900 254 Mansingh F. Harisingh (Sondiya) Banda 0.009 Dhulesingh F. Bapusingh 155 900 213 Banda 0.023 (Sondiya) Govt. Land (Skin Tanning Centre 156 900 220 Banda 0.009 - 0.15 ha) 157 900 160/1 Hindusingh F. Ramibai (Darji) Banda 0.014 Bhimsingh, Shankarlal, 158 900 162 Banda 0.009 Sujansingh F. Harisingh (Darji) 159 900 212 Mansingh F. Harisingh (Sondiya) Banda 0.010 160 900 211 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 2.07 ha) Banda 0.006 161 900 163 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.21 ha) Banda 0.014 Nathusingh F. Parthisingh 162 900 152 Banda 0.014 (Sondiya)
98 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Narayansingh, Mangilal, 163 900 151 Banda 0.005 Chantarbai F. Rupa Ji (Sondiya) Balusingh, Sujansingh, Kalibai 164 900 150 Banda 0.016 F. Girvarsingh (Sondiya) Kalusingh F. Karansingh 165 900 88 Banda 0.009 (Sondiya) Krushnabai, Rodibai F. 166 900 89 Banda 0.005 Karansingh (Sondiya) 167 900 90 Govt. Land (Sivay Aay - 0.35 ha) Banda 0.009 168 900 14 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.82 ha) Banda 0.023 Ratanlal, Mansingh F. Omkarlal 169 900 16 Banda 0.009 (Sondiya) Bandara Singh, Dulesingh, 170 900 8 Banda 0.009 Gokulsingh, Harisingh Badansingh F. Ghisalal 171 900 7 Banda 0.009 (Sondiya) 172 900 2 Govt. Land (Bardi = 1.2 ha) Banda 0.008 Govt. Land (Charanoyi, Ka.ka = 173 900 960 Lalakhedi 0.023 5.17ha) 174 900 959 Govt. Land ( 0.91 ha) Lalakhedi 0.014 Govt. Land (Charanoyi, Abadi = 175 900 948 Lalakhedi 0.015 14.31ha) 176 900 949 Govt. Land ( 0.3 ha) Lalakhedi 0.009 177 900 719 Govt. Land (Bardi - 0.55 ha) Lalakhedi 0.013 178 900 720 Mafi Sriram Mandir Lalakhedi 0.009 179 900 723 Dariyavsingh F. Ghisu (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.007 180 900 724 Badesingh F. Ghisu (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.014 181 900 727 Govt. Land ( = 0.55 ha) Lalakhedi 0.005 182 900 730 Govt. Land (Charagah - 1.05 ha) Lalakhedi 0.005 183 900 729 Govt. Land ( = 0.25 ha) Lalakhedi 0.005 184 900 731 Govt. Land (Charagah - 2.45 ha) Lalakhedi 0.009 185 900 732 Govt. Land (Charagah - 1.37 ha) Lalakhedi 0.016 186 900 735 Govt. Land (Nala - 1.85 ha) Lalakhedi 0.019 187 900 736 Govt. Land (Charagah - 1.15 ha) Lalakhedi 0.032 188 900 744 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka - 5 ha) Lalakhedi 0.034 189 900 767 Forest Land (30.75 ha) Lalakhedi 0.043 190 900 332 Forest Land (20.5 ha) Guradisoyat 0.068 Narmada bai W. Mangilal 191 900 907 Lohariya 0.011 (Dangi) 192 900 900 Ramgopal F. Nathulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 193 900 901 Magan F. Khuman (Dangi) Lohariya 0.005 194 900 903 Magan F. Khuman (Dangi) Lohariya 0.005 195 900 902 Magan F. Khuman (Dangi) Lohariya 0.007 196 900 897 Magan F. Khuman (Dangi) Lohariya 0.009 197 900 904 Sardarbai H. Gulab (Dangi) Lohariya 0.003 1-A 99 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees 198 900 896 Sardarbai H. Gulab (Dangi) Lohariya 0.003 2-A 199 900 779 Prabhulal F. Bapulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 Mangilal, Ashok F. Ramlal 200 900 781 Lohariya 0.016 (Dangi) 201 900 780 Bhairibai H. Prabhulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.006 202 900 784 Nathulal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.014 203 900 754 Nathulal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.014 204 900 749 Manoharlal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.018 Purilal, Kanwarlal, Mehatab F. 205 900 744 Lohariya 0.005 Balchand (Dangi) Narsinghlal, Ramchandra F. 206 900 745 Lohariya 0.009 Bapulal (Dangi) 207 900 727 Giriraj F. Motilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.005 Hiralal, Jagannath, Kanhaiyalal 208 900 726 Lohariya 0.009 F. Shivnarayana (Dangi) 209 900 725 Govt. Land (Sewer - 2.33 Ha) Lohariya 0.005 Rameshwar F. Baalchand 210 900 720 Lohariya 0.014 (Dangi) Purilal, Kanwarlal, Mehatab F. 211 900 717 Lohariya 0.009 Balchand (Dangi) Heeralal, Jagannath, 212 900 716 Lohariya 0.009 Kanhaiyalal F. Shivlal (Dangi) 213 900 708 Govt. Land (Road - 1.85 Ha) Lohariya 0.004 Radhesyam F. Nathulal 214 900 693 Lohariya 0.003 (Mahajan) 215 900 694 Baalaram F. Bhawarlal (Sutar) Lohariya 0.009 216 900 701 Baalchand F. Nanuram (Teli) Lohariya 0.020 217 900 700 Govt. Land (0.58 Ha) Lohariya 0.006 218 900 728 Govt. Land (0.14 Ha) Lohariya 0.005 219 900 1389 Govt. Land (Charnoi - 0.648 Ha) Soyatkalan 0.007 Kanwarlal Mehtab F. Baallachan 220 900 1306 Soyatkalan 0.009 (Daagi) Bhanwaribai W. Baalchandra 221 900 1307 Soyatkalan 0.003 (Maali) Bhanwaribai W. Baalchandra 222 900 1305 Soyatkalan 0.014 (Maali) 223 900 1304 Champalal F. Motilal (Kachi) Soyatkalan 0.009 224 900 1303 Champalal F. Motilal (Kachi) Soyatkalan 0.032 225 900 1289 Omprakash F. Kuwralal (Kachi) Soyatkalan 0.009 226 900 1288 Omprakash F. Kuwralal (Kachi) Soyatkalan 0.027 227 900 1283 Soyatkalan 0.023 Govt. Land (Housing Scheme - 228 900 636 Soyatkalan 0.020 1.369 Ha) 229 900 652 Shree Pirthan Gramprabhandak Soyatkalan 0.009 230 900 653 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.125 Ha) Soyatkalan 0.006
100 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees 231 900 654 Temple Shri Laxminarayan Soyatkalan 0.015 232 900 647 Govt. Land (Sewer - 0.209 Ha) Soyatkalan 0.003 Vikramaditya F. Yashwant rao 233 900 526 Soyatkalan 0.005 (Brahmin) 234 900 525 Jyoti H. Ajaykumar (Mahajan) Soyatkalan 0.009 235 900 529 Jyoti H. Ajaykumar (Mahajan) Soyatkalan 0.014 Vikramaditya F. Yashwant rao 236 900 528 Soyatkalan 0.005 (Brahmin) Rajesh Shyamsunder F. 237 900 550 Soyatkalan 0.023 Mukundram (Mahajan) 238 900 549 Govt. Land (Gochar - 0.47 Ha) Soyatkalan 0.006 239 900 493 Heeralal F. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.006 240 900 491 Heeralal F. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.014 241 900 489 Govt. Land (Charagah - 1.203) Soyatkalan 0.005 242 900 455 Heeralal F. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.025 243 900 445 Baalchand F. Narayan (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.009 244 900 440 Purilal, Pirulal F Bhuvan (Bheel) Soyatkalan 0.005 245 900 439 Govt. Land (Sewer - 2.247 Ha) Soyatkalan 0.005 246 900 437 Rugnath F. Lachman (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.005 247 900 436 Rugnath F. Lachman (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.005 248 900 427 Masjid (Religious place) Soyatkalan 0.014 249 900 425 Govt. Land (Road - 0.157 Ha) Soyatkalan 0.005 250 900 428 Govt. Land (Sewer - 0.063 Ha) Soyatkalan 0.005 Shree Chatarbuj Temple 251 900 424 Soyatkalan 0.017 (Collector Shajapur) Shivnarayan F. Gangaram 252 900 429 Soyatkalan 0.006 (Dangi) Vikramaditya F. Yashwant rao 253 900 406 Soyatkalan 0.020 (Brahmin) 254 900 405 Shantibai H. Mangilal (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.014 255 900 401 Ramlal F. Dulichand (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.009 Radheshyam F. Kanwarlal 256 900 400 Soyatkalan 0.009 (Dangi) Anil kumar, Sunilkumar F. 257 900 388 Soyatkalan 0.016 Madanlal (Mahajan) 258 900 386 Ramlal F. Bhawarlal (Daagi) Soyatkalan 0.023 259 900 380 Geetabai F. Bharmal (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.007 260 900 384 Motisingh F. Devisingh (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.004 261 900 382 Nandubai H. Balkishan (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.011 2-A 262 900 769 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.44 ha) Khindiakhedi 0.005 Dinesh, Rameshchand, Manoj, 263 900 767 Ghansyam F. Hajarilal Khindiakhedi 0.014 (Brahman)
101 Annexure 10 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 600 mm
Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Dinesh(Ghansyam) F. Gokulprasad 1 600 2234 Borai 0.004 (Dangi) 2 600 2235 Shivraj F. Kaluram (Dangi) Borai 0.006 3 600 2246 Sitharam F. Mukundaram (Dangi) Borai 0.006 4 600 2244 Rampyaribai H. Fulchand (Dangi) Borai 0.009 5 600 2263 Shivraj F. Kaluram (Dangi) Borai 0.004 Dinesh(Ghansyam) F. Gokulprasad 6 600 2264 Borai 0.006 (Dangi) 7 600 2266 Rampyaribai H. Fulchand (Dangi) Borai 0.001 8 600 2272 Mangilal F. Kanwarlal (Kahar) Borai 0.015 9 600 2059 Devilal F. Kanwarlal (Luhar) Borai 0.002 10 600 2060/1 Devilal F. Kanwarlal (Luhar) Borai 0.002 11 600 2060/2 Ramgopal F. Kanwarlal (Luhar) Borai 0.004 12 600 2061 Bharmal F. Hiralal (Dangi) Borai 0.006 13 600 2062 Kaluram F. Ramratan (Dangi) Borai 0.007 Devilal, Prakash, Kailash F. 14 600 2063 Borai 0.006 Hajarilal (Dangi) Balmukund, Radhesyam, 15 600 2081 Durgashankar, Borai 0.003 Biradichand F. Bapulal (Brahman) 16 600 2080 Sri Malbhatt F. Rugnath (Brahman) Borai 0.009 17 600 2076 Gokul F. Kishan (Dangi) Borai 0.006 18 600 2077 Bherulal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Borai 0.009 19 600 2078 Bherulal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Borai 0.006 20 600 396 Govt. Land (Road - 0.5 ha) Kishanpura 0.001 21 600 395 Fulchand F. Jagannath (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.006 22 600 394 Devilal F. Jagannath Kishanpura 0.003 23 600 393 Radhesyam F. Jagannath (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.005 Gokulprasad, Ghansyam F. Ramlal 24 600 391 Kishanpura 0.004 (Dangi) 25 600 390 Kesaribai F. Kishanlal (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.010 26 600 716 Bapulal F. Kanwarlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.011 27 600 710 Sujansingh F. Bapulal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.002 28 600 713 Sujansingh F. Bapulal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.017 29 600 712 Forest Land (30.86 ha) Bajna 0.058 30 600 376 Govt. Land (4 ha) Richhadiya 0.042 Govardhansingh F. Harisingh 31 600 377 Richhadiya 0.015 (Sondiya) 32 600 373 Gangaram F. Mehatab (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.015 33 600 382 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 2.2 ha) Richhadiya 0.016 34 600 404 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.74 ha) Richhadiya 0.017 35 600 308 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 1.02 Richhadiya 0.009
102 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees ha) 36 600 304 Govt. Land (Khaliyan - 0.82 ha) Richhadiya 0.016 37 600 305 Govt. Land (Abadi - 1 ha) Richhadiya 0.004 38 600 303 Lalsingh F. Jorawarsingh (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.006 39 600 302 Govt. Land (Nala - 1.38 ha) Richhadiya 0.006 40 600 300 Amirabai, Kalibai F. Pura (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.003 41 600 279 Bapu F. Bhuvan (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.009 42 600 282 Magu F. Nathu (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.007 43 600 278 Magu F. Nathu (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.010 44 600 274 Lalsingh F. Dhula (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.004 45 600 273 Mangilal F. Balusingh (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.007 Ramlal, Sardarsingh, Antharsingh, 46 600 272 Richhadiya 0.019 Arjunsingh F. Bherusingh (Sondiya) 47 600 287 Forest Land (0.73 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.006 48 600 286 Forest Land (0.4 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.005 49 600 285 Forest Land (1 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.009 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 4.35 50 600 283 Khejdakhedi 0.007 ha) 51 600 291 Govt. Land (Road - 1.45 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.009 52 600 304 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 3.3 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.006 53 600 305 Gangaram F. Nathu (Sondiya) Khejdakhedi 0.019 54 600 306 Govt. Land (Bardi - 0.79 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.004 55 600 307 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.49 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.002 56 600 312 Govt. Land (2.05 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.005 57 600 494/1 Kishanlal F. Bapulal (Chamar) Khejdakhedi 0.005 58 600 493/747 Maganlal F. Bapulal (Chamar) Khejdakhedi 0.001 59 600 490/4 Kishanlal F. Bapulal (Chamar) Khejdakhedi 0.004 60 600 491 Hariram F. Mehatab (Chamar) Khejdakhedi 0.003 Kalusingh, Premsingh, 61 600 467 Khejdakhedi 0.001 Indarsingh F. Ramlal (Sondiya) 62 600 463 Hariram F. Mehatab (Chamar) Khejdakhedi 0.002 63 600 462 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.22 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.002 64 600 461 Bhagawansingh F. Gopi (Sondiya) Khejdakhedi 0.002 65 600 459 Ratanbai H. Nathusingh (Sondiya) Khejdakhedi 0.004 66 600 458 Balusingh F. Moti (Sondiya) Khejdakhedi 0.006 Bapulal, Kana, Samada 67 600 457 Khejdakhedi 0.004 F. Bhawarlal (Chamar) 68 600 470 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.55 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.004 Shankarlal, Mangilal, Gordhanlal, 69 600 471/1 Khejdakhedi 0.005 Bhawarsingh F. Bapulal (Sondiya) Bapugir, Omkargir F. Mehatabgir 70 600 421 Khejdakhedi 0.004 (Gusayi) 71 600 420 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 2.5 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.005 72 600 417 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.49 Khejdakhedi 0.010 103 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees ha) 73 600 416 Tejsingh F. Shivsingh (Sondiya) Khejdakhedi 0.003 74 600 412 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.19 ha) Khejdakhedi 0.003 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 2.18 75 600 419 Khejdakhedi 0.004 ha) Premsingh F. Chandarsingh 76 600 673 Dholakhedi 0.009 (Sondiya) 77 600 671 Forest Land (6.5 ha) Dholakhedi 0.018 78 600 672 Bapu F. Prutvi (Chamar) Dholakhedi 0.006 79 600 570 Govt. Land (Bardi - 2.02 ha) Dholakhedi 0.008 80 600 571 Govt. Land (Bardi - 0.74 ha) Dholakhedi 0.003 81 600 575 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.48 ha) Dholakhedi 0.009 82 600 576 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 1.06 ha) Dholakhedi 0.008 83 600 580 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 3.36 ha) Dholakhedi 0.012 84 600 590 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 3.02 ha) Dholakhedi 0.024 85 600 731 Govt. Land (Charagah - 2.45 ha) Lalakhedi 0.003 86 600 730 Govt. Land (Charagah - 1.05 ha) Lalakhedi 0.009 87 600 735 Govt. Land (Nala - 1.85 ha) Lalakhedi 0.003 Kalibai, Saganabai F. Mangya 88 600 149 Lalakhedi 0.015 (Chamar) 89 600 151 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka - 0.14 ha) Lalakhedi 0.004 90 600 152 Harisingh F. Amarsingh (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.009 91 600 153 Harisingh F. Amarsingh (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.008 92 600 154 Gangaram F. Amarsingh (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.005 Balusingh F. Bhagawansingh 93 600 143 Lalakhedi 0.009 (Sondiya) 94 600 142 Govt. Land (Charagah - 1.53 ha) Lalakhedi 0.009 95 600 140 Govt. Land (Charagah - 0.35 ha) Lalakhedi 0.008 96 600 139 Govt. Land (Charagah - 0.4 ha) Lalakhedi 0.006 97 600 138 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.46 ha) Lalakhedi 0.003 98 600 333 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka - 5.32 ha) Guradisoyat 0.009 99 600 230 Govt. Land (Nala - 4.56 ha) Guradisoyat 0.003 Ramlal F. Bhagawansingh 100 600 335 Guradisoyat 0.021 (Sondiya) 101 600 766 Premchand, Bharat F. Ghisa (Bhil) Khindiakhedi 0.003 102 600 765 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.22 ha) Khindiakhedi 0.002 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.22 103 600 771 Khindiakhedi 0.002 ha) 104 600 733 Shivnarayana F. Gokul (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.002 2-B 105 600 734 Sri Kishan F. Girdhari (Bhil) Khindiakhedi 0.002 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.22 106 600 732 Khindiakhedi 0.001 ha) 107 600 735 Jagadish F. Bhawarlal (Bairagi) Khindiakhedi 0.004
104 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Misrilal, Rameshchand, Ghanasyamdas, Sureshchand, Maheshkumar, 108 600 731 Khindiakhedi 0.003 Mukeshkumar, Leelabai F. Shivnarayana (Mahajan) 109 600 729 Shivnarayana F. Ramlal (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.006 110 600 651/2 Jagadish F. Bhawarlal (Bairagi) Khindiakhedi 0.009 111 600 728 Fulchand F. Ramlal (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.009 112 600 727 Prabhulal F. Kalu (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.006 Bhagawansingh, Geetabai, 113 600 652 Khindiakhedi 0.005 Sohanbai F. Pura (Bhil) 114 600 646 Ramlal F. Mangilal (Bhil) Khindiakhedi 0.006 Kamalesh, Dhanaraj, Iswar, 115 600 645 Kanyabai, Khindiakhedi 0.003 Babali, Rekha F. Baradichand (Bhil) Rajendra Prasad, Mohanlal 116 600 644 Khindiakhedi 0.008 (Brahman) 117 600 642 Ramlal F. Mangilal (Bhil) Khindiakhedi 0.006 Kamalesh, Dhanaraj, Iswar, 118 600 643 Kanyabai, Khindiakhedi 0.002 Babali, Rekha F. Baradichand (Bhil) Kamalesh, Dhanaraj, Iswar, 119 600 600 Kanyabai, Khindiakhedi 0.007 Babali, Rekha F. Baradichand (Bhil) 120 600 599 Hira F. Rama (Bhil) Khindiakhedi 0.003 Baalsingh, Dinesh F. Ramsingh 121 600 598 Khindiakhedi 0.003 (Gujar) Baalchand Ramesh Mohanlal F. 122 600 597 Khindiakhedi 0.008 Prabhulal (Dangi) 123 600 534 Ramlal F. Mangilal (Bhil) Khindiakhedi 0.003 Premchand Radheshyam F. Pura 124 600 535 Khindiakhedi 0.005 (Nai) 125 600 551 Baalchand F. Ramnarayan (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.005 126 600 544 Purilal F. Laxman (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.009 127 600 545 Pannalal F. Ramsingh (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.011 Manoharlal, Durgabai Radhabai 128 600 546 Nirmalabai Santoshbai F. Narayan Khindiakhedi 0.013 (Dangi) Nandubai Gyarsibai F. Udaa 129 600 547 Khindiakhedi 0.004 (Dangi) 130 600 548 Govt. Land ( Khaliyan - 0.02 Ha) Khindiakhedi 0.006 Govt. Land ( Gairamumakin - 0.06 131 600 374 Khindiakhedi 0.009 Ha) 132 600 371 Govt. Land ( Aabadi - 1.45 Ha) Khindiakhedi 0.005 Govt. Land ( Gairamumakin - 4.50 133 600 369 Khindiakhedi 0.004 Ha) 105 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees 134 600 370 Govt. Land (Charnoi - 1.86 Ha) Khindiakhedi 0.008 Govt. Land ( Gairamumakin - 0.99 135 600 336 Khindiakhedi 0.003 Ha) 136 600 340 Ramchandra F. Pannalal (Bhil) Khindiakhedi 0.004 Shivraj Naba. Dhanraj Naba. F. 137 600 343 Khindiakhedi 0.003 Phoolsingh (Gurjar) 138 600 267 Baalchand F. Bhawarlal (Gujar) Khindiakhedi 0.004 139 600 266 Sujansingh F. Kanwarlal (Gujar) Khindiakhedi 0.006 140 600 262 Bapulal F. Pura (Gujar) Khindiakhedi 0.003 141 600 261 Bapulal F. Pura (Gujar) Khindiakhedi 0.005 142 600 256 Ramdayal F. Banshilal (Kulmi) Khindiakhedi 0.006 Ramdayal Vishnuprasad Suresh 143 600 257 Satyanarayan Dinesh F. Banshilal Khindiakhedi 0.006 (Kulmi) Laxminarayan Dinesh F. Mathuralal 144 600 255 Khindiakhedi 0.003 (Gujar) 145 600 254 Girdhari F. Baalaram (Gujar) Khindiakhedi 0.008 Shyam Manohar F. Jagannath 146 600 252 Khindiakhedi 0.008 (Kulmi) 147 600 251 Govt. Land (Charnoi - 0.11 Ha) Khindiakhedi 0.003 148 600 172 Ramkaran F. Bapulal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.006 149 600 168 Kailash Narayan F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.009 Gajanand Ramkaran Kalavatibai, 150 600 167 Krishnabai, Mamtabai, Pushpabai, Salyakhedi 0.003 F. Bapulal (Kulmi) Laxminarayan F. Kanhaiyalal 151 600 169 Salyakhedi 0.006 (Kulmi) Gajanand Ramkaran Kalavatibai, 152 600 166 Krishnabai, Mamtabai, Pushpabai, Salyakhedi 0.001 F. Bapulal (Kulmi) 153 600 165 Salagram F. Jagannath (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.002 154 600 151 Govt. Land (River - 0.27 Ha) Salyakhedi 0.002
106 Annexure 11 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 500 mm
Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Rajeshkumar, Rajkumar F. Radhesyam 1 500 249 Kishanpura 0.003 (Dangi) 2 500 250 Rajeshkumar F. Radhesyam (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.008 3 500 248 Jagadish F. Bherulal (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.023 4 500 253 Bajaranglal F. Bala (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.008 5 500 247 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.32 ha) Kishanpura 0.003 6 500 245 Bapulal F. Bala (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.004 7 500 285 Magu F. Nathu (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.003 Ramprasad F. Lakshminarayana 8 500 153 Richhadiya 0.003 (Kulmi) 9 500 271 Balusingh F. Baddha Ji (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.007 10 500 187 Narayansingh F. Gangaram (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.008 11 500 185 Narmadabai H. Harisingh (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.003 Gopalsingh, Ramesh, 12 500 184 Richhadiya 0.009 Nathusingh F. Bhawarlal (Sondiya) 13 500 183 Gokul, Mohan, Balu F. Pura Ji (Darji) Richhadiya 0.013 Mangilal, Gopalsingh F. Bhavsingh 14 500 182 Richhadiya 0.003 (Sondiya) Harisingh, Gordhansingh, 15 500 179 Richhadiya 0.009 Kalusingh F. Ratansingh (Sondiya) 16 500 180 Andarbai H. Purasingh (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.004 17 500 515/1 Gangaram F. Chitha (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.001 5-A 18 500 516 Harisingh F. Bapulal (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.013 19 500 517 Shantabai H. Siddnath (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.008 20 500 521/4 Devisingh F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.010 21 500 714 Soyatkhurd 0.005 22 500 713/1 Soyatkhurd 0.004 23 500 710 Soyatkhurd 0.004 24 500 694 Heeralal S/o Arjun Singh Soyatkhurd 0.009 25 500 709 Kaniram Soyatkhurd 0.012 26 500 706 Lalsing S/o Shrilal Soyatkhurd 0.004 27 500 705 Soyatkhurd 0.006 28 500 704 Soyatkhurd 0.004 29 500 703 Soyatkhurd 0.004 30 500 702 Soyatkhurd 0.004 31 500 701 Soyatkhurd 0.004 32 500 337 Ramlal F. Amarsingh (Sondiya) Guradisoyat 0.003 33 500 351 Ramlal F. Amarsingh (Sondiya) Guradisoyat 0.008 34 500 350 Kamalsingh, Bablusingh F. Banesingh Guradisoyat 0.005 107 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees (Sondiya) Indarsingh F. Bhagawansingh 35 500 349 Guradisoyat 0.005 (Sondiya) 36 500 348 Govt. Land (Bardi - 0.21 ha) Guradisoyat 0.002 37 500 355 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka - 0.05 ha) Guradisoyat 0.002 38 500 356 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka - 0.46 ha) Guradisoyat 0.002 39 500 346 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 1.82 ha) Guradisoyat 0.002 40 500 360 Govt. Land (0.57 ha) Guradisoyat 0.002 41 500 379 Govt. Land (Gochar - 0.43 ha) Guradisoyat 0.002 42 500 361 Govt. Land (Gochar - 0.57 ha) Guradisoyat 0.002 43 500 377 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.34 ha) Guradisoyat 0.002 Bherusingh F. Bhagawansingh 44 500 376 Guradisoyat 0.006 (Sondiya) 45 500 364 Dhapubai H. Ramlal (Sondiya) Guradisoyat 0.005 Kamalsingh, Bablusingh F. Banesingh 46 500 374 Guradisoyat 0.005 (Sondiya) 47 500 373 Govt. Land (M.P. Shasan - 0.14 ha) Guradisoyat 0.003 48 500 372 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.21 ha) Guradisoyat 0.003 49 500 370 Gangabai H. Motilal (Sondiya) Guradisoyat 0.005 Govt. Land (P.W.D Pakki Sadak - 2.28 50 500 71 Guradisoyat 0.003 ha) 51 500 398 Macharam F. Kishanlal (Kulmi) Guradisoyat 0.013 52 500 401 Macharam F. Kishanlal (Kulmi) Guradisoyat 0.008 53 500 405 Devisingh F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Guradisoyat 0.007 54 500 430 Macharam F. Kishanlal (Kulmi) Guradisoyat 0.006 55 500 149 Jagdish F. Dayaram (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.004 56 500 148 Shree Kishan F. Jagannath (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.004 57 500 144 Lalchandra F. Purilal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.004 58 500 143 Jagdish F. Dayaram (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.006 59 500 142 Badrilal F. Motilal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.013 60 500 105 Sheela bai H. Rameshwar (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.013 61 500 104 Govt. Land (Lake - 1.95 Ha) Salyakhedi 0.013 62 500 508 Sanwarlal, Girdharilal (Gayri) Salyakhedi 0.003 63 500 70 Sanwarlal, Girdharilal (Gayri) Salyakhedi 0.019 64 500 69 Bhanwarlal F. Ratiram (Sutar) Salyakhedi 0.002 65 500 68 Ramlal F. Baldev (Sutar) Salyakhedi 0.002 66 500 66 Kaveribai F. Deva (Sutar) Salyakhedi 0.005 67 500 64 Govt. Land (1.0 Ha) Salyakhedi 0.004 68 500 63 Govt. Land ( River - 0.89 Ha) Salyakhedi 0.003 69 500 54 Lalchandra F. Purilal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.006 70 500 53 Badrilal F. Shivnarayana (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.003
108 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 71 500 52 Jagdish F. Dayaram (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.003 72 500 46 Kanhaiyalal F. Kanwarlal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.004 Gangaram Rameswar F. Kawarlal 73 500 45 Salyakhedi 0.004 (Kulmi) 74 500 44 Dwarkilal F. Ratanlal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.005 Rodibai Kshamabai Gendibai F. Baala 75 500 43 Salyakhedi 0.004 (Gujar) Ramnarayan , Omkarlal F. 76 500 38 Salyakhedi 0.003 Ramchandra (Gayri) Praveen Kaluram F. Phoolchand 77 500 35 Salyakhedi 0.005 (Kulmi) 78 500 33 Radheshyam F. Shamkarlal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.002 79 500 34 Daulatram F. Shankarlal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.002 80 500 25 Durgaprasad F. Bapulal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.003 81 500 24 Kanhaiyalal F. Bapulal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.003 82 500 23 Rameshchandra F. Bapulal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.003 83 500 19 Govt. Land (Ghass - 0.76 Ha) Salyakhedi 0.003 84 500 13 Udaa F. Omkar (Bheel) Salyakhedi 0.002 85 500 17 Badrilal F. Mathuralal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.002 86 500 18/2 Badrilal F. Mathuralal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.002 87 500 18/1 Pradeep F. Kailashchandra (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.002 88 500 19 Govt. Land (Ghass - 0.76 Ha) Salyakhedi 0.001 Ramchandra Ramesh F. Tulsiram 89 500 2 Salyakhedi 0.014 (Sutar) Dongargaon 90 500 904 Tulasiram F. Devilal (Kulmi) 0.008 Soyat Dongargaon 91 500 903 Govt. Land (Road - 0.91 ha) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 92 500 776 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.91 ha) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 93 500 774/2 Gokulsingh F. Bheru (Bhil) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 94 500 774/1 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.5 ha) 0.006 Soyat Dongargaon 95 500 773 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 4.65 ha) 0.024 Soyat
109 Annexure 12 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 450 mm
Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Gokulprasad, Ghansyam F. Ramlal 1 450 244 Kishanpura 0.005 (Dangi) Gokulprasad, Ghansyam F. Ramlal 2 450 243 Kishanpura 0.002 (Dangi) Gokulprasad, Ghansyam F. Ramlal 3 450 241 Kishanpura 0.004 (Dangi) Janibai, Dalibai, Dhapubai F. 4 450 242/2 Kishanpura 0.002 Ramlal (Dangi) Gokulprasad, Ghansyam F. Ramlal 5 450 242/1 Kishanpura 0.002 (Dangi) 6 450 240 Govt. Land (Charokhar - 0.29 ha) Kishanpura 0.002 7 450 164 Govt. Land ( 0 ha) Kishanpura 0.004 Srikishan Kailashchand F. Bapulal 8 450 163 Kishanpura 0.004 (Dangi) 9 450 162 Bapulal F. Bala (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.002 10 450 160 Bherulal F. Gulab (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.014 11 450 87 Dineshkumar F. Kishanlal (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.005 Rameshchandra, Bajaranglal F. 12 450 136 Kishanpura 0.009 Bapulal (Dangi) 13 450 89 Devilal F. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.009 14 450 639 Giriraj F. Rodmal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.002 15 450 640 Rodmal F. Siddnath (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.005 16 450 641 Giriraj F. Rodmal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.007 17 450 721 Govt. Land (Gochar - 7.15 ha) Molyakhedi 0.022 Badrilal, Radhesyam F. Narayana 18 450 722 Molyakhedi 0.005 (Kulmi) 19 450 745 Vishnuprasad F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.003 Chandarsingh F. Gangaram 20 450 589 Dholakhedi 0.007 (Sondiya) 21 450 593 Modsingh F. Dhulesingh (Sondiya) Dholakhedi 0.003 22 450 592 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.17 ha) Dholakhedi 0.005 Harisingh, Dhulesingh, Maganbai, 23 450 595 Sadhanabai, Krushnabai, Bhagubai Dholakhedi 0.007 F. GIrvarsingh (Sondiya) Modsingh, Shivlal, 24 450 596 Dholakhedi 0.005 Balusingh F. Dhule (Sondiya) 25 450 601 Peerthi F. Kana Ji (Sondiya) Dholakhedi 0.003 26 450 600 Kaluram F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Dholakhedi 0.005 27 450 598/678 Govt. Land (Bardi - 0.38 ha) Dholakhedi 0.002 28 450 624 Govt. Land (0.28 ha) Dholakhedi 0.002 Modsingh, Shivlal, 29 450 625 Dholakhedi 0.006 Balusingh F. Dhule (Sondiya)
110 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Indarsingh, Bhagawansingh 30 450 626 Dholakhedi 0.003 F. Hindusingh (Sondiya) 31 450 629 Arjunsingh F. Gangaram (Sondiya) Dholakhedi 0.008 32 450 633 Pursingh F. Kana Ji (Sondiya) Dholakhedi 0.006 33 450 632 Sundarbai H. Shankarlal (Teli) Dholakhedi 0.011 34 450 646 Govt. Land (Goha - 2.12 ha) Dholakhedi 0.006 Chandarsingh F. Umaraosingh 35 450 732 Diwankhedi 0.011 (Rajput) Mangusingh, Roopsingh, Shambhusingh, 36 450 733 Diwankhedi 0.013 Lakshmansingh, Mansingh F. Amarsingh (Rajput) 37 450 734 Ghisalal F. Naharsingh (Rajput) Diwankhedi 0.014 Maheshkumar, Trilokchand, 38 450 426 Guradisoyat 0.002 Ghansyam F. Machharam (Kulmi) Chandrabahadursingh 39 450 425 Guradisoyat 0.009 F. Hosilsingh Thakur (Rajput) Maheshkumar, Trilokchand, 40 450 424 Guradisoyat 0.005 Ghansyam F. Machharam (Kulmi) Maheshkumar, Trilokchand, 41 450 408 Guradisoyat 0.011 Ghansyam F. Machharam (Kulmi) 42 450 422 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka - 0.41 ha) Guradisoyat 0.004 43 450 419 Bapulal F. Devisingh (Gurjar) Guradisoyat 0.011 Chandarsingh, Narayansingh 44 450 186 Sardarpur 0.006 F. Nag Ji (Sondiya) 45 450 189 Govt. Land (Beed - 0.28 ha) Sardarpur 0.004 46 450 185 Govt. Land (Well - 0.22 ha) Sardarpur 0.006 47 450 190 Madansingh F. Kaniram (Sondiya) Sardarpur 0.006 48 450 590 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 3.02 ha) Dholakhedi 0.007 49 450 582 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 2.68 ha) Dholakhedi 0.008 50 450 583 Kaluram F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Dholakhedi 0.007 51 450 514 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.19 ha) Dholakhedi 0.002 52 450 513 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.52 ha) Dholakhedi 0.010 53 450 67 Indarsingh F. Hindusingh (Sondiya) Dholakhedi 0.002 Narayana, Ganapat F. Prabhulal 54 450 512 Dholakhedi 0.001 (Gusayi) 55 450 511 Dholakhedi 0.001 Bapulal, Rodulal, Bhagga, 56 450 69 Dholakhedi 0.002 Nandubai F. Parthi (Chamar) Bapulal, Rodulal, Bhagga, 57 450 70 Dholakhedi 0.002 Nandubai F. Parthi (Chamar) Kalusingh, Gordhansingh, 58 450 71 Bhagawansingh F. Bapusingh Dholakhedi 0.006 (Sondiya) 111 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Harisingh, Dhulesingh 59 450 72 Dholakhedi 0.005 F. Girvarsingh (Sondiya) 60 450 73 Madhu F. Udha (Chamar) Dholakhedi 0.005 61 450 74 Shankarlal F. Ramlal (Gusayi) Dholakhedi 0.001 62 450 77 Prabhulal F. Mangilal (Balayi) Dholakhedi 0.011 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.83 63 450 79 Dholakhedi 0.003 ha) 64 450 80 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.38 ha) Dholakhedi 0.002 65 450 81 Indarsingh F. Hindusingh (Sondiya) Dholakhedi 0.007 Govt. Land (Khal Khaddar - 0.83 66 450 82 Dholakhedi 0.005 ha) 67 450 96 Govt. Land (Nala - 4.68 ha) Dholakhedi 0.002 Govt. Land (Khal Khaddar - 3.64 68 450 97 Dholakhedi 0.001 ha) 69 450 314 Fulbai H. Ramlal (Gurjar) Kothada 0.009 70 450 315 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.59 ha) Kothada 0.003 Parthisingh, Narayansingh, Ramlal, 71 450 308 Kothada 0.009 Lakshmansingh F. Omkar (Gurjar) 72 450 307 Govt. Land (Road - 1.1 ha) Kothada 0.004 73 450 306 Govt. Land (Road - 0.22 ha) Kothada 0.001 74 450 305 Govt. Land (Road - 0.3 ha) Kothada 0.001 75 450 304 Ghisalal F. Bhanwar Ji (Kulmi) Kothada 0.009 Dongargaon 76 450 759 Omprakash F. Hiralal (Kumhar) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 77 450 760 Sohanlal F. Ramalal (Bhil) 0.006 Soyat Dongargaon 78 450 761 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.3 ha) 0.002 Soyat Dongargaon 79 450 757 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 3.05 ha) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 80 450 643/2 Devibai H. Dineshkumar (Darji) 0.009 Soyat Dongargaon 81 450 641/1 Devibai H. Dineshkumar (Darji) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 82 450 640 Srikishan F. Balaji (Darji) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 83 450 650 Peer Dargah (0.86 ha) 0.002 Soyat Dongargaon 84 450 639 Mohanlal F. Bala (Darji) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 85 450 651 Gangaram F. Narayana (Teli) 0.001 Soyat Dongargaon 86 450 652 Shareefan B H. Mumtaj (Pinjara) 0.003 Soyat
112 Survey Village Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Number Name Area (Ha) Trees Trees Bhavaribai, Prembai, Sushilabai Dongargaon 87 450 627 0.004 F. Pura (Balayi) Soyat Dongargaon 88 450 626/3 Pannalal F. Deram (Balayi) 0.002 Soyat Dongargaon 89 450 626/2 Tulasiram F. Deram (Balayi) 0.007 Soyat Lakshminarayana F. Deram Dongargaon 90 450 626/1 0.008 (Balayi) Soyat Dongargaon 91 450 624 Govt. Land (1.35 ha) 0.001 Soyat Jitendrakumar F. Manoharlal Dongargaon 92 450 582/1 0.005 (Brahman) Soyat Dongargaon 93 450 580 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.17 ha) 0.003 Soyat Mangilal, Ramgopal F. Bhanwarlal Dongargaon 94 450 576 0.006 (Balayi) Soyat Dongargaon 95 450 569 Narayana F. Gulab (Balayi) 0.007 Soyat Dongargaon 96 450 571 Nanuram F. Kanhaiyalal (Kalal) 0.006 Soyat Dongargaon 97 450 570 Mohanlal F. Kanhaiyalal (Kalal) 0.006 Soyat Devendra, Mahesh F. Hajarilal Dongargaon 98 450 573 0.009 (Bhil) Soyat Dongargaon 99 450 563 Bharat, Balaram F. Salagram (Bhil) 0.002 Soyat
113 Annexure 13 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 400 mm
Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 1 400 94 Ramnarayana F. Baga (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.003 2 400 90 Purilal, Mangilal F. Bala (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.004 3 400 92 Jagadish F. Purilal (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.001 4 400 91 Srikishan F. Bapulal (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.004 2-A 5 400 47 Prabulal F. Mehatab (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.004 6 400 46 Gokul F. Chhitar (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.008 7 400 44/2 Mangilal F. Ramnarayana (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.001 8 400 44/1 Ramlal F. Ramnarayana (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.003 9 400 45 Gokul F. Chhitar (Dangi) Kishanpura 0.012 10 400 798 Bharmal F. Gokul (Dangi) Borai 0.002 11 400 799 Balchand F. Chhithar (Dangi) Borai 0.003 12 400 800 Bharmal F. Gokul (Dangi) Borai 0.006 13 400 801 Balchand F. Chhithar (Dangi) Borai 0.003 14 400 802 Govt. Land (Nala - 1.14 ha) Borai 0.001 15 400 806 Manoharlal F. Shivlal (Dangi) Borai 0.003 16 400 805 Ramgopal F. Fathelal (Dangi) Borai 0.001 17 400 811 Ratanlal F. Narayan (Dangi) Borai 0.006 18 400 812 Dalibai H. Kanhaiyalal (Dangi) Borai 0.004 1-A 19 400 813 Kanhaiyalal F. Kanwarlal (Dangi) Borai 0.004 Kanhaiyalal, Hajarilal F. 20 400 816 Borai 0.006 Bhanwarlal (Dangi) 21 400 818 Balchand F. Bheru (Dangi) Borai 0.012 22 400 821/2750 Ratanlal F. Narayan (Dangi) Borai 0.014 Govt. Land (Kachhi Sadak - 6.11 23 400 620 Borai 0.006 ha) Sureshchand F. Narayan 24 400 621 Borai 0.002 (Brahman) 25 400 618 Husenabi H. Chhotu (Pinjara) Borai 0.006 Vishnuprasad F. Narayana 26 400 614 Borai 0.006 (Brahman) 27 400 535 Ratanlal F. Ramalal (Dangi) Borai 0.006 28 400 534 Bherulal F. Pannalal (Dangi) Borai 0.002 29 400 536 Manoharlal F. Pannalal (Dangi) Borai 0.010 30 400 537 Bherulal F. Pannalal (Dangi) Borai 0.003 31 400 573 Ramlal F. Purilal (Dangi) Borai 0.003 32 400 572 Mangilal F. Pyaribai (Dangi) Borai 0.005 33 400 552 Amarsingh F. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Borai 0.004 34 400 558 Babulal F. Girdhari (Dangi) Borai 0.001 35 400 557 Kanhaiyalal F. Omkar (Dangi) Borai 0.006 36 400 556 Kanhaiyalal F. Omkar (Dangi) Borai 0.006 37 400 554 Radhesyam F. Purilal (Dangi) Borai 0.002
114 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 38 400 555 Govt. Land (Gairmu. - 9.01 ha) Borai 0.001 Prabhulal, Chhotu, Balchand 39 400 510 Borai 0.002 F. Bhanwar Das (Bairagi) 40 400 507 Govt. Land (Charagah - 0.74 ha) Borai 0.005 41 400 500 Bherulal F. Narayan (Dangi) Borai 0.005 42 400 499 Gopal F. Bherulal (Balayi) Borai 0.005 Narsingh, Ramesh F. 43 400 389 Borai 0.003 Ramchandra (Dangi) Narsingh, Ramesh F. 44 400 390 Borai 0.005 Ramchandra (Dangi) 45 400 391 Mohanlal F. Tulsiram (Dangi) Borai 0.006 46 400 392 Gulab F. Ramlal (Dangi) Borai 0.006 47 400 405 Ratanlal F. Narayan (Dangi) Borai 0.003 48 400 406 Ramesh F. Ramchandra (Dangi) Borai 0.006 49 400 744 Surajmal F. Ramprasad (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.002 50 400 743 Ramkaran F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.003 51 400 742 Vishnuprasad F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.002 Badrilal, Radhesyam F. Narayana 52 400 738 Molyakhedi 0.006 (Kulmi) 53 400 725 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.439 ha) Molyakhedi 0.002 54 400 945 Bherulal F. Mathuralal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.004 55 400 947/3/1 Bherulal F. Mathuralal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.002 56 400 947/2 Ashok Kumar F. Bherulal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.003 57 400 947/1 Bherulal F. Mathuralal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.003 Nirmalabai H. Ashok Kumar 58 400 949 Molyakhedi 0.003 (Kulmi) 59 400 938 Sodrabai H. Bherulal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.006 60 400 939 Sodrabai H. Bherulal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.002 Kailashchandra F. Rameswar 61 400 936 Molyakhedi 0.007 (Kulmi) Kailashchandra F. Rameswar 62 400 935 Molyakhedi 0.005 (Kulmi) 63 400 955 Ganapat F. Bula (Chamar) Molyakhedi 0.006 64 400 1325 Govt. Land (Gochar - 2.88 ha) Gothada 0.006 65 400 1326 Govt. Land (Road - 0.8 ha) Gothada 0.004 66 400 1387 Satyanarayana F. Puralal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.006 67 400 1386 Govt. Land (Gochar - 0.96 ha) Gothada 0.005 Lakshmansingh, Narayanasingh 68 400 1382 Gothada 0.007 F. Bhimsingh (Rajput) 69 400 1384 Balu F. Magu (Chamar) Gothada 0.004 70 400 1383 Radhesyam F. Amara (Chamar) Gothada 0.010 Rajendrasingh F. Ranjitsingh 71 400 1378 Gothada 0.009 (Rajput) 115 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Lokendrasingh, Devendrasingh 72 400 1397/1 Gothada 0.003 F. Nandasingh (Rajput) Bhanwarlal, Badrilal, Ramesh, 73 400 1398 Kanhaiyalal, Gokul F. Balu Gothada 0.009 (Chamar) 74 400 1418 Govt. Land (Gochar - 1.04 ha) Gothada 0.006 Bhagawanbai H. Banesingh 75 400 1417 Gothada 0.006 (Rajput) 76 400 1411 Govt. Land (Gochar - 1.56 ha) Gothada 0.006 Bhagawatsingh F. Tawarsingh 77 400 1405 Gothada 0.002 (Rajput) Amarlal, Ramsingh, Nanuram 78 400 1406 Gothada 0.010 F. Mangilal (Balayi) 79 400 1409 Govt. Land (Gochar - 3.7 ha) Gothada 0.012 Mangibai, Chandarbai, 80 400 1441 Jamanabai Gothada 0.009 F. Sitaram (Chamar) 81 400 1440 Rugnath F. Bheru (Balayi) Gothada 0.014 82 400 1480 Govt. Land (Gochar - 3.39 ha) Gothada 0.022 83 400 272 Manoharbai H. Devilal (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.004 4-A Sravankumar F. Ramchandra 84 400 287 Molyakhedi 0.011 2-B (Kulmi) 85 400 317 Govt. Land (Road - 0.627 ha) Molyakhedi 0.002 Harinarayana F. Jagannath 86 400 319 Molyakhedi 0.008 (Kulmi) 87 400 318 Gopal F. Ramchandra (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.006 88 400 311 Ramesh F. Mangu (Bhil) Molyakhedi 0.009 Sravankumar F. Ramchandra 89 400 305 Molyakhedi 0.002 6-A (Kulmi) 90 400 306 Govt. Land (0 ha) Molyakhedi 0.002 91 400 309 Rugnath F. Gaindha Ji (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.006 3-A 92 400 310 Devilal F. Rugnath (Kulmi) Molyakhedi 0.007 1-A Harinarayana F. Ramprasad 93 400 1171 Hirankhedi 0.002 2-A (Kulmi) Harinarayana F. Ramprasad 94 400 1172 Hirankhedi 0.006 2-A (Kulmi) Indranarayana F. Harinarayana 95 400 1210 Hirankhedi 0.009 (Kulmi) Kanchanabai H. Ramkaran 96 400 1209 Hirankhedi 0.004 3-B (Kulmi) 97 400 1208 Jamanabai H. Giriraj (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.010 3-A Kousalyabai H. Lakshminarayana 98 400 1199 Hirankhedi 0.008 4-A (Kulmi) 99 400 1211 Fulchand F. Ghansyam (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.002 100 400 1212 Nandkishor F. Prabhulal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.003 101 400 1195 Govt. Land (Road - 0.05 ha) Hirankhedi 0.002
116 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 102 400 1196 Lalithabai H. Rameswar (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.003 103 400 1193 Rodmal F. Mohanlal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.002 Siddnath, Balchand, Ramesh 104 400 1192 Hirankhedi 0.003 F. Sitaram (Kulmi) 105 400 1191 Radhesyam F. Rugnath (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.003 106 400 1190 Basantibai H. Pirulal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.003 107 400 1025 Govt. Land (Ghasbeed - 1.05 ha) Hirankhedi 0.002 Muralidhar F. Jayanarayana 108 400 1024 Hirankhedi 0.003 (Kulmi) Nandkishor F. Jayanarayana 109 400 1023 Hirankhedi 0.003 (Kulmi) Razzak Khan F. Khaju Khan 110 400 1022 Hirankhedi 0.002 (Pinjara) Rugnath, Sitaram, Mohanlal 111 400 1272 Gothada 0.002 F. Deva (Kulmi) 112 400 463 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.3 ha) Hirankhedi 0.002 113 400 464 Govt. Land (Road - 0.04 ha) Hirankhedi 0.002 Satyanarayana F. Keshoram 114 400 490 Hirankhedi 0.005 (Kulmi) Govt. Land (Kachhi Sadak - 1.6 115 400 771 Hirankhedi 0.007 ha) 116 400 1124 Rakesh F. Radhesyam (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.002 117 400 1100 Badrilal F. Mangilal (Suthar) Hirankhedi 0.004 118 400 1099 Bhawarlal F. Gulab (Suthar) Hirankhedi 0.003 119 400 1098 Puralal F. Shambu (Jat) Hirankhedi 0.002 120 400 1096 Puralal F. Shambu (Jat) Hirankhedi 0.002 121 400 1091 Prabhulal F. Nanda (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.001 122 400 1092 Govt. Land (Well - 0.04 ha) Hirankhedi 0.001 Satyanarayana F. Ramprasad 123 400 1093 Hirankhedi 0.003 (Kulmi) Ghansyam F. Ramnarayana 124 400 1089 Hirankhedi 0.002 (Kulmi) 125 400 1088 Govt. Land (Road - 0.14 ha) Hirankhedi 0.002 126 400 1072 Anisabai H. Allauddin (Pinjara) Hirankhedi 0.002 2-A 127 400 1071 Anisabai H. Allauddin (Pinjara) Hirankhedi 0.002 Pirkhan. Shabbirkhan, Gaffarkhan, 128 400 1070 Hirankhedi 0.003 Sharifkhan F. Rahimkhan (Pinjara) Yunuskhan F. Bahadurkhan 129 400 1066 Hirankhedi 0.002 (Pinjara) Yunuskhan F. Bahadurkhan 130 400 1064 Hirankhedi 0.001 (Pinjara) Kamaruddin F. Khajukhan 131 400 1064/1226 Hirankhedi 0.002 (Pinjara) 117 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Sureshkumar F. 132 400 1044/3 Hirankhedi 0.002 Lakshminarayana (Chamar) Rajeshkumar F. 133 400 1044/4 Hirankhedi 0.002 Lakshminarayana (Chamar) 134 400 1043 Vejantibai H. Mangilal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.001 Balmukund F. Vishnuprasad 135 400 1042 Hirankhedi 0.003 (Kulmi) 136 400 1041 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.15 ha) Hirankhedi 0.004 Omprakash F. Ramnarayana 137 400 994 Hirankhedi 0.002 (Kulmi) Ramkanyabai H. Rameswar 138 400 993 Hirankhedi 0.003 (Kulmi) Ramkanyabai H. Rameswar 139 400 992 Hirankhedi 0.003 (Kulmi) Ramkanyabai H. Rameswar 140 400 990 Hirankhedi 0.002 (Kulmi) 141 400 969 Badrilal F. Puralal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.004 142 400 970 Kesharbai H. Badrilal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.004 143 400 971 Jayanarayana F. Bhuwan (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.006 144 400 966 Kesharbai H. Badrilal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.001 145 400 972 Badrilal F. Puralal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.002 146 400 976 Shubham F. Pirulal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.001 Jirdharilal F. Shivnarayana 147 400 974 Hirankhedi 0.006 (Kulmi) 148 400 895 Shubham F. Pirulal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.004 3-A 149 400 892 Dariyavbai H. Rodmal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.006 150 400 885 Vandana H. Shubham (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.001 151 400 886 Vandana H. Shubham (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.006 1-A Ghansyam, Omprakash, Lekhraj, 152 400 889 Hirankhedi 0.001 Subhash F. Ramnarayana (Kulmi) 153 400 887 Durgaprasad F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.001 154 400 888 Badrilal F. Puralal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.009 Nandsingh, Dipsingh, 155 400 1155 Govindsingh Gothada 0.002 F. Savalsingh (Rajput) 156 400 1154 Hariprasad F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.003 157 400 1153 Hariprasad F. Badrilal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.004 158 400 1151 Nandsingh F. Savalsingh (Rajput) Gothada 0.005 Vishnusingh F. Savalsingh 159 400 1150 Gothada 0.002 (Rajput) 160 400 1163 Siddnath F. Ramalal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.005 161 400 1164 Banshilal F. Ramalal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.006 Balmukund, Maganlal F. 162 400 1140 Gothada 0.009 Narsinghlal (Rajput) Balmukund, Maganlal F. 163 400 1139 Gothada 0.005 Narsinghlal (Rajput)
118 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 164 400 1138 Vishnuprasad F. Maganlal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.004 165 400 1167 Kanwarlal F. Maganlal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.002 Ramnathsingh F. Nandsingh 166 400 1136 Gothada 0.001 (Rajput) Lakshmansingh F. Nandsingh 167 400 1135 Gothada 0.002 (Rajput) Tawarsingh F. Nandsingh 168 400 1134 Gothada 0.004 (Rajput) Tawarsingh F. Nandsingh 169 400 1000 Gothada 0.002 (Rajput) 170 400 1133 Janakilal F. Maganlal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.002 Mehatabkuwarbai H. Arjunsingh 171 400 1004 Gothada 0.006 2-B (Rajput) Shivsingh F. Kacharusingh 172 400 1057 Gothada 0.003 (Sondiya) Ranjitsingh F. Parvatsingh 173 400 1056 Gothada 0.002 (Rajput) Bhanwarsingh F. Dhulesingh 174 400 1055 Gothada 0.002 (Rajput) Dalapatsingh F. Chandsingh 175 400 1054 Gothada 0.001 (Rajput) Satyanarayana F. Chaganlal 176 400 1053 Gothada 0.002 (Kulmi) Dalapatsingh F. Chandsingh 177 400 1013 Gothada 0.001 (Rajput) 178 400 1014 Savalsingh F. Shivsingh (Rajput) Gothada 0.002 179 400 1015 Kousalyabai H. Banshilal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.004 180 400 1016 Shivsingh F. Karansingh (Rajput) Gothada 0.003 Gajarajsingh F. Gordhansingh 181 400 1017 Gothada 0.002 (Rajput) Surendrasingh, Dilipsingh, 182 400 976 Jugrajsingh F. Magusingh Gothada 0.001 (Rajput) 183 400 1018 Banesingh F. Bhursingh (Rajput) Gothada 0.001 Govindsingh F. Kishorsingh 184 400 974 Gothada 0.001 (Rajput) Shambusingh F. Balusingh 185 400 975 Gothada 0.001 (Rajput) Balmukund, Maganlal F. 186 400 973 Gothada 0.002 Narsinghlal (Rajput) 187 400 969 Ramchand F. Ramalal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.004 188 400 970 Siddnath F. Ramalal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.002 189 400 920 Govt. Land (Road - 0.28 ha) Gothada 0.001 190 400 912 Govt. Land (Ka. A. - 0.22 ha) Gothada 0.002 Premkunwarabai H. Gokulsingh 191 400 913 Gothada 0.002 (Rajput) 119 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Bhagawansingh F. Udaysingh 192 400 914 Gothada 0.002 (Rajput) Mehatabkuwarbai H. Arjunsingh 193 400 911 Gothada 0.003 (Rajput) Mehatabkuwarbai H. Arjunsingh 194 400 910 Gothada 0.001 (Rajput) 195 400 777 Govt. Land (Nala - 1.63 ha) Gothada 0.002 Narayana, Narabha, Balu F. 196 400 672 Gothada 0.002 Nanuram (Balayi) 197 400 891 Govt. Land (Road - 1 ha) Gothada 0.001 Vijaysingh F. Pratapsingh 198 400 797 Gothada 0.003 (Rajput) 199 400 778 Bhuribai H. Rama (Balayi) Gothada 0.002 200 400 796 Bajesingh F. Mansingh (Rajput) Gothada 0.002 Mangusingh, Bablusingh 201 400 798 Gothada 0.001 F. Bahadursingh (Rajput) 202 400 795 Mangilal F. Bherulal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.003 Jagadishsingh F. Ranjitsingh 203 400 802 Gothada 0.006 (Rajput) 204 400 806 Kuwarlal F. Bherulal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.002 205 400 804 Kuwarlal F. Bherulal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.003 2-A 206 400 803 Kuwarlal F. Bherulal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.003 207 400 821 Radhesyam F. Bherulal (Kulmi) Gothada 0.002 Rajendrasingh F. Ranjitsingh 208 400 819 Gothada 0.001 2-B (Rajput) Jagadishsingh, Rajendrasingh 209 400 818 Gothada 0.003 F. Ranjitsingh (Rajput) Premsingh, Mohansingh, 210 400 816 Mahendrasingh Gothada 0.001 F. Sonarsingh (Rajput) Bajrangsingh, Shankarsingh 211 400 817 Gothada 0.001 F. Arjunsingh (Rajput) Lakshmansingh, Narayansingh 212 400 815 Gothada 0.002 F. Bhimsingh (Rajput) 213 400 307 Govt. Land (Road - 0.76 ha) Gothada 0.002 Rajendrasingh F. Ranjitsingh 214 400 306 Gothada 0.005 (Rajput) 215 400 304 Shivsingh F. Karansingh (Rajput) Gothada 0.005 Gajarajsingh F. Gordhansingh 216 400 303 Gothada 0.009 (Rajput) Govt. Land (Kabrasthan - 0.31 217 400 144 Hirankhedi 0.002 ha) 218 400 143 Govt. Land (Goha - 3.68 ha) Hirankhedi 0.002 219 400 145 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.07 ha) Hirankhedi 0.002 220 400 648 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.87 ha) Hirankhedi 0.004
120 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Jayanarayana, Jagadish F. 221 400 649 Hirankhedi 0.002 2-A Dhanna (Kulmi) Jayanarayana, Jagadish F. 222 400 650 Hirankhedi 0.005 Dhanna (Kulmi) 223 400 655 Nirmalabai H. Lekharaj (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.004 Ghanasyam, Omprakash, 224 400 657 Lekharaj, Hirankhedi 0.004 Subhash F. Ramnarayana (Kulmi) 225 400 658 Gayatribai H. Mathuralal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.003 226 400 660 Ramdayal F. Rameswar (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.002 227 400 659 Rameswar F. Bapulal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.009 228 400 685 Rampal F. Rameswar (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.004 229 400 686 Ramdayal F. Rameswar (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.003 230 400 683 Rampal F. Rameswar (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.007 Sundarbai H. Hemprakash 231 400 712 Hirankhedi 0.002 (Brahman) Ramgopal F. Ramnarayana 232 400 713 Hirankhedi 0.006 2-A (Kulmi) 233 400 714 Rukmabai H. Ramdayal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.005 3-A Govt. Land (Kachhi Sadak - 1.6 234 400 771 Hirankhedi 0.002 ha) 235 400 871 Rampal F. Rameswar (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.006 Pawankumar F. Nandkishor 236 400 851 Hirankhedi 0.002 (Kulmi) 237 400 852 Kanhaiyalal F. Prabhulal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.004 238 400 849 Anusuya H. Pradumn (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.003 239 400 853 Pradumn F. Mulchannd (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.005 240 400 841 Rukmabai H. Mulchand (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.007 241 400 829 Rukmabai H. Mulchand (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.006 242 400 828 Mulchand F. Kuwarlal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.005 243 400 826 Jayanarayana F. Dhanna (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.004 244 400 845 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.64 ha) Hirankhedi 0.002 245 400 816 Giriraj F. Mohanlal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.004 246 400 136 Jagannath F. Rama (Balayi) Hirankhedi 0.002 247 400 137 Govt. Land (Goha - 2.93 ha) Hirankhedi 0.008 248 400 699 Gopal F. Kaluram (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.002 249 400 700 Tulsiram F. Vishnuprasad (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.002 2-B 250 400 701 Vejantibai H. Mangilal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.010 251 400 702 Mangilal F. Ramprasad (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.006 252 400 704 Vejantibai H. Mangilal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.009 Bajrang, Rambabu, Govardhan 253 400 706 Hirankhedi 0.003 F. Shivnarayana (Kulmi) 254 400 741 Prem F. Bhavana (Chamar) Hirankhedi 0.002 255 400 740 Prem F. Bhavana (Chamar) Hirankhedi 0.002 256 400 738 Gomatibai H. Ramprasad (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.008 121 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 257 400 746 Rajaram F. Harchand (Balayi) Hirankhedi 0.006 258 400 747 Fulchand F. Nandram (Balayi) Hirankhedi 0.002 259 400 748 Babu F. Harchand (Balayi) Hirankhedi 0.003 260 400 750 Jamilabi H. Salim (Pinjara) Hirankhedi 0.007 261 400 751 Govt. Land (Nala - 1.08 ha) Hirankhedi 0.002 262 400 765 Bhawarlal F. Balu (Chamar) Hirankhedi 0.005 Manjur Hussain, Razak mohammad, 263 400 768 Razak Khan, Jaraf Hussain, Hirankhedi 0.004 1-C Jabbar Hussain F. Harim Khan (Pinjara) Manjur Hussain, Razak mohammad, 264 400 767 Razak Khan, Jaraf Hussain, Hirankhedi 0.007 Jabbar Hussain F. Harim Khan (Pinjara) Govt. Land (Kachhi Sadak - 1.6 265 400 771 Hirankhedi 0.008 ha) 266 400 772 Rameswar F. Ramlal (Kulmi) Hirankhedi 0.004 Rukmabai H. Kailashchand 267 400 773 Hirankhedi 0.002 (Kulmi) 268 400 1481 Krushnabai H. Janakilal (Kulmi) Takhla 0.004 2-C 269 400 1525 Durgabai H. Mohanlal (Kulmi) Takhla 0.005 1-C Arjunsingh F. Rugnathsingh 270 400 1522 Takhla 0.006 (Rajput) Suganbai H. Bhagawansingh 271 400 1627 Mana 0.001 (Rajput) 272 400 1628 Shantabai H. Syamsingh (Rajput) Mana 0.006 Ganapatsingh F. Ramlal 273 400 1096 Mana 0.006 (Sondiya) Vikramsingh, Dasharatsingh, 274 400 1094 Bhagawansingh F. Ganapatsingh Mana 0.004 (Rajput) 275 400 1100 Bherulal F. Balusingh (Sondiya) Mana 0.001 Lalsingh, Madansingh F. Shivlal 276 400 1093 Mana 0.006 (Sondiya) Mahesh, Lokesh, Pawan F. 277 400 1092 Mana 0.006 Shivlal (Teli) Mahesh, Lokesh, Pawan F. 278 400 1091 Mana 0.006 Shivlal (Teli) Bhagawansingh F. Bapu Ji 279 400 869 Mana 0.004 (Sondiya) 280 400 1042 Rodsingh F. Mangilal (Sondiya) Mana 0.006 281 400 877 Madansingh F. Mansingh (Rajput) Mana 0.002
122 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Arjunsingh, Madansingh, Gopalsingh, 282 400 873 Mana 0.001 Chatarsingh F. Bhagawansingh (Chamar) 283 400 875 Jujharsingh F. Motisingh (Rajput) Mana 0.001 Amarsingh, Jagadishsingh 284 400 876/2 Mana 0.006 F. Naharsingh (Rajput) Rugnathsingh F. Prahladsingh 285 400 885 Mana 0.004 (Rajput) Harisingh F. Bherusingh 286 400 886 Mana 0.001 (Sondiya) 287 400 887 Govt. Land (Road - 0.09 ha) Mana 0.004 288 400 888 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.29 ha) Mana 0.002 Omkarsingh F. Narayana 289 400 892 Mana 0.006 (Sondiya) Omkarsingh F. Narayana 290 400 891 Mana 0.006 (Sondiya) 291 400 899 Pursingh F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Mana 0.003 292 400 900 Kaniram F. Kalusingh (Sondiya) Mana 0.002 2-B 293 400 942 Dhulibai H. Parvatsingh (Sondiya) Mana 0.002 294 400 586 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.11 ha) Mana 0.003 Bhuvaniram F. Nathusingh 295 400 45 Mana 0.006 (Lohar) 296 400 46 Dhulibai H. Bherusingh (Sondiya) Mana 0.005 297 400 47 Sundarbai H. Bapulal (Bagari) Mana 0.004 298 400 16 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.63 ha) Mana 0.006 299 400 15 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 4.5 ha) Mana 0.007 300 400 13 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka. - 4.04 ha) Mana 0.002 301 400 54 Pursingh F. Indarsingh (Sondiya) Mana 0.002 302 400 55 Ramubai H. Kalusingh (Sondiya) Mana 0.004 303 400 56 Leelabai H. Gokulsingh (Sondiya) Mana 0.005 304 400 11 Govt. Land (Talab - 0.04 ha) Mana 0.006 305 400 9 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.12 ha) Mana 0.002 Raghusingh, Madansingh, 306 400 58 Mana 0.010 Kamalsingh F. Kalusingh (Lohar) Bhagawansingh, Deva Ji 307 400 61 Mana 0.004 (Sondiya) 308 400 62/2 Nanaji F. Gangaram (Sondiya) Mana 0.004 309 400 63 Nanaji F. Gangaram (Sondiya) Mana 0.005 Ganapatsingh, Amarsingh 310 400 64 Mana 0.005 (Sondiya) Govindsingh F. Iswarsingh 311 400 65 Mana 0.002 (Sondiya) Narbarsingh, Arjunsingh, 312 400 66/1 Tufansingh F. Harisingh Mana 0.003 (Sondiya) 123 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Narbarsingh, Arjunsingh, 313 400 66/2 Tufansingh F. Harisingh Mana 0.003 (Sondiya) 314 400 69 Pursingh F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Mana 0.004 Narbarsingh, Arjunsingh, 315 400 70 Tufansingh F. Harisingh Mana 0.002 (Sondiya) Narayansingh F. Ramsingh 316 400 71 Mana 0.006 (Sondiya) 317 400 918 Radhesyam F. Ramlal (Bhil) Bajna 0.006 318 400 914 Bherulal F. Khima (Chamar) Bajna 0.008 319 400 913 Bherulal F. Khima (Chamar) Bajna 0.004 320 400 912 Bherulal F. Khima (Chamar) Bajna 0.001 321 400 824 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.21 ha) Bajna 0.001 322 400 822 Govt. Land (Abadi - 1 ha) Bajna 0.004 323 400 622 Nanubai H. Kanhaiyalal (Bagari) Modi 0.009 324 400 819 Ramkanyabai H. Banshilal (Teli) Bajna 0.002 325 400 820 Ramlal F. Bhau (Chamar) Bajna 0.001 Banshilal, Kailashchand F. 326 400 816 Bajna 0.002 Ramprasad (Chamar) 327 400 787 Hiralal F. Bhanwarlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.005 328 400 786 Hiralal F. Bhanwarlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.006 329 400 765 Roda F. Nanda (Chamar) Bajna 0.008 Govt. Land (Gairamamukin - 1.48 330 400 766 Bajna 0.005 ha) 331 400 788 Raju F. Gangaram (Gurjar) Bajna 0.005 332 400 786 Hiralal F. Bhanwarlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.002 Ramgopal, Anokhabai F. 333 400 732 Bajna 0.002 Parbatsingh (Gurjar) Ramgopal, Anokhabai F. 334 400 731 Bajna 0.006 Parbatsingh (Gurjar) 335 400 733/3 Raju F. Gangaram (Gurjar) Bajna 0.006 336 400 733/2 Gyansingh F. Gangaram (Gurjar) Bajna 0.006 337 400 734 Baradilal F. Ratanlal (Gurjar) Bajna 0.008 338 400 735 Kaniram F. Baradichand (Gurjar) Bajna 0.005 339 400 737 Renudevi H. Shikharchand (Jain) Bajna 0.004 340 400 738 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.2 ha) Bajna 0.002 Surendrakumar F. Trilokchand 341 400 739 Bajna 0.003 (Jain) Surendrakumar F. Trilokchand 342 400 740 Bajna 0.004 (Jain) Surendrakumar F. Trilokchand 343 400 741 Bajna 0.004 (Jain) Ramnivas F. Vishnuprasad 344 400 743 Bajna 0.004 (Kulmi) 345 400 744 Govt. Land (Nala - 3 ha) Bajna 0.004
124 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 346 400 751 Surajmal F. Bhawarlal (Jain) Bajna 0.005 347 400 749 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.39 ha) Bajna 0.004 348 400 521/3 Nathusingh F. Kana Ji (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.002 349 400 656/6 Gundlawada 0.002 350 400 656/5 Guddibai H. Kalusingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.002 Devisingh, Kalusingh F. 351 400 656/4 Gundlawada 0.002 8-A Bhanwarlal (Sondiya) Gordhansingh F. Shivsingh 352 400 656/1 Gundlawada 0.002 (Sondiya) 353 400 620/3 Devsingh F. Ramalal (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.005 Dhulesingh F. Harisingh 354 400 620/2 Gundlawada 0.004 (Sondiya) 355 400 620/1 Anarsingh F. Harisingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.002 356 400 621 Narayansingh F. Lal Ji (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.006 Balusingh F. Parthisingh 357 400 617 Gundlawada 0.002 (Sondiya) 358 400 616/3 Gundlawada 0.005 Arjunsingh F. Girvarsingh 359 400 616/2 Gundlawada 0.004 (Sondiya) 360 400 616/1 Chandar F. Amarsingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.005 Balusingh F. Parthisingh 361 400 615 Gundlawada 0.003 (Sondiya) 362 400 594 Balu F. Moti (Chamar) Gundlawada 0.002 363 400 595/1 Rodu F. Parthi (Chamar) Gundlawada 0.004 364 400 595/4 Gundlawada 0.003 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.59 365 400 596 Gundlawada 0.004 ha) 366 400 597 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.46 ha) Gundlawada 0.003 367 400 608 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.52 ha) Gundlawada 0.002 368 400 598 Deva, Prem F. Moti (Chamar) Gundlawada 0.002 369 400 599/2 Chandarlal F. Gopilal (Chamar) Gundlawada 0.002 370 400 600 Balibai F. Parthi (Chamar) Gundlawada 0.003 371 400 601 Nathu F. Bheru (Chamar) Gundlawada 0.003 372 400 602 Gyarasibai H. Mehatab (Chamar) Gundlawada 0.003 Purilal, Sujan F. Kanwarlal 373 400 481 Ganashpura 0.005 (Chamar) Devbai, Dhapubai, Parvatibai, 374 400 480 Ganashpura 0.010 Mamathabai F. Lakshman (Mali) 375 400 477 Bheru, Gordhan F. Rugnath (Teli) Ganashpura 0.008 Ramlal, Sardarsingh, Antharsingh, 376 400 272 Richhadiya 0.002 Arjunsingh F. Bherusingh (Sondiya) 377 400 285 Magu F. Nathu (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.004 Ramprasad F. Lakshminarayana 378 400 153 Richhadiya 0.002 (Kulmi) 125 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Mangilal, Gopalsingh F. 379 400 155 Richhadiya 0.004 Bhavsingh (Sondiya) Chatarbai H. Bhavisingh 380 400 156 Richhadiya 0.007 (Sondiya) Chatarbai H. Bhavisingh 381 400 157 Richhadiya 0.003 (Sondiya) 382 400 158 Chandar F. Bheru (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.008 Sujansingh F. Premsingh 383 400 160 Richhadiya 0.012 (Sondiya) 384 400 151 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.95 ha) Richhadiya 0.002 385 400 147 Sunilkumar, Manakachand (Jain) Richhadiya 0.002 386 400 64 Govt. Land (Road - 1.62 ha) Richhadiya 0.009 387 400 16 Vinodkumar, Manakachand (Jain) Richhadiya 0.007 Roshansingh, Fulsingh F. 388 400 15 Richhadiya 0.007 8-A Kaniram (Gurjar) 389 400 20 Magu F. Nathu (Sondiya) Richhadiya 0.016 Ramprasad F. Lakshminarayana 390 400 21 Richhadiya 0.010 (Kulmi) 391 400 751 Babulal F. Puralal (Kulmi) Ganashpura 0.012 392 400 521/4 Devisingh F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.005 393 400 656/6 Gundlawada 0.002 394 400 656/5 Guddibai H. Kalusingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.002 Devisingh, Kalusingh F. 395 400 656/4 Gundlawada 0.002 Bhanwarlal (Sondiya) 396 400 656/3 Mangu F. Bheru (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.002 397 400 656/2 Nathusingh F. Man Ji (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.001 Gordhansingh F. Shivsingh 398 400 655/7 Gundlawada 0.002 (Sondiya) Bhagawansingh F. Man Ji 399 400 655/6 Gundlawada 0.007 8-A (Sondiya) Devisingh, Kalusingh F. 400 400 655/5 Gundlawada 0.002 Bhanwarlal (Sondiya) Gokulsingh F. Kalusingh 401 400 655/3 Gundlawada 0.001 (Sondiya) Pirusingh F. Ratansingh 402 400 664 Gundlawada 0.001 (Sondiya) 403 400 654/2 Modisingh F. Devisingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.005 404 400 654/1 Modisingh F. Devisingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.003 Ramlal, Anarsingh F. Harisingh 405 400 665/1 Gundlawada 0.001 (Sondiya) 406 400 653 Bhagubai H. Anarsingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.001 12-B 407 400 652 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.33 ha) Gundlawada 0.003 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.364 408 400 656 Kundalia 0.053 ha) 409 400 9 Kishanlal F. Manna (Sondiya) Ramgarh 0.002
126 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 410 400 88 Mangilal F. Lakshman (Chamar) Ramgarh 0.015 411 400 6/1/3 Kishanlal F. Bheru (Balayi) Kundalia 0.004 412 400 6/1/4 Bhawarlal F. Bheru (Balayi) Kundalia 0.014 413 400 88 Mangilal F. Lakshman (Chamar) Ramgarh 0.007 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 414 400 33/1 Ramgarh 0.001 0.607 ha) 415 400 33/2 Mangu F. Bhawana (Balayi) Ramgarh 0.002 416 400 36/2 Raju F. Roshansingh (Gurjar) Ramgarh 0.004 417 400 36/1 Raju F. Roshansingh (Gurjar) Ramgarh 0.007 418 400 808 Bhagwan Singh s/o Bharat Singh Soyatkhurd 0.004 419 400 807 Vishnu S/o Shankar lal Soyatkhurd 0.004 420 400 791 Ghisalal S/o Shankarlal Soyatkhurd 0.006 421 400 790 Kesuram S/o Uda Soyatkhurd 0.002 422 400 792 Kaniram S/o Bala Soyatkhurd 0.002 423 400 793 Mohan Singh S/o Omkar Singh Soyatkhurd 0.006 424 400 794 Vishram S/o Chaina Soyatkhurd 0.006 425 400 795 Soyatkhurd 0.004 426 400 796 Soyatkhurd 0.003 427 400 906 Govardhan S/o Lala Soyatkhurd 0.001 428 400 904 Balu Singh S/o Bhagwat Singh Soyatkhurd 0.001 429 400 856 Mangilal, Amra S/o Raghunath Soyatkhurd 0.002 430 400 903 Kamal Singh S/o Banne Singh Soyatkhurd 0.004 431 400 901 Dhan Singh S/o Bhagwat Singh Soyatkhurd 0.005 432 400 897 Mohan Singh S/o Bhagwat Singh Soyatkhurd 0.006 433 400 896 Soyatkhurd 0.001 434 400 894 Soyatkhurd 0.001 435 400 893 Soyatkhurd 0.002 436 400 892 Shyam S/o Omkar Lal Soyatkhurd 0.006 437 400 891 Ramnarayan S/o Laxminarayan Soyatkhurd 0.006 438 400 885 Nandkishor S/o Shankarlal Soyatkhurd 0.001 439 400 886 Soyatkhurd 0.006 440 400 1217 Soyatkhurd 0.004 441 400 1218 Soyatkhurd 0.002 442 400 1215 Soyatkhurd 0.005 443 400 1214 Soyatkhurd 0.002 444 400 1213 Soyatkhurd 0.004 445 400 1202 Soyatkhurd 0.003 446 400 1199 Jasvant Singh S/o Bahadur Singh Soyatkhurd 0.001 447 400 1200 Soyatkhurd 0.002 448 400 1201 Soyatkhurd 0.002 449 400 1174 Soyatkhurd 0.009 450 400 1171 Soyatkhurd 0.001 451 400 1173 Soyatkhurd 0.004 127 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 452 400 1169 Soyatkhurd 0.003 453 400 1168 Bhagwan Singh S/o Devi Singh Soyatkhurd 0.002 454 400 1167 Narayan Patel S/o Puraji Soyatkhurd 0.002 455 400 1166 Soyatkhurd 0.003 456 400 1366 Soyatkhurd 0.005 457 400 1365 Soyatkhurd 0.004 458 400 1364 Soyatkhurd 0.004 Kanwal Lal S/o Radheshyam 459 400 953 Soyatkhurd 0.002 Dangi 460 400 981 Tulsiram S/o Laxman Mali Soyatkhurd 0.002 461 400 979 Mohan Nayak S/o Udaji Soyatkhurd 0.011 462 400 976 Nirbhay Singh S/o Madan Singh Soyatkhurd 0.002 463 400 977 Samdar Singh S/o Madan Singh Soyatkhurd 0.004 464 400 978 Soyatkhurd 0.002 465 400 993 Soyatkhurd 0.002 466 400 994 Soyatkhurd 0.001 467 400 974 Soyatkhurd 0.001 468 400 1003 Soyatkhurd 0.002 469 400 1004 Soyatkhurd 0.001 470 400 1002 Soyatkhurd 0.004 471 400 997 Soyatkhurd 0.005 472 400 1017 Soyatkhurd 0.006 473 400 1016 Soyatkhurd 0.002 474 400 1030 Soyatkhurd 0.004 475 400 1032 Soyatkhurd 0.002 476 400 1033 Soyatkhurd 0.002 477 400 2018 Prakash Ji S/o Mangilal Amanpura 0.001 478 400 2015 Amanpura 0.002 479 400 2014 Amanpura 0.002 480 400 2006 Amanpura 0.002 481 400 2005 Babulal S/o Devilal Amanpura 0.002 482 400 1990 Kailash S/o Ram Pratap Amanpura 0.001 483 400 2004 Badri S/o Kalu Amanpura 0.002 484 400 2003 Shri Kishan S/o Gulab Amanpura 0.002 485 400 1992 Motilal S/o Gangaram Amanpura 0.003 486 400 1957 Dharmal S/o Rambaksh Amanpura 0.002 487 400 1949 Rampratap S/o Phul Ji Amanpura 0.001 488 400 1948 Prabhulal S/o Bapulal Amanpura 0.004 489 400 1946 Gorilal Ji S/o Rampratap Amanpura 0.002 490 400 1938 Madhu Ji S/o Khuman Ji Amanpura 0.001 491 400 1757 Prabhulal S/o Harlal Amanpura 0.002 492 400 1758 Kalu Lal Ji S/o Harlal Ji Amanpura 0.002 493 400 1756 Shivlal S/o Gulabji Amanpura 0.004
128 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 494 400 1755 Gulab Bai W/o late Gulabji Amanpura 0.002 495 400 1753 Ramnarayan S/o Jagannath Ji Amanpura 0.002 Bhanwarlal, Gopilal,Ramprasad, 496 400 1752 Amanpura 0.008 Ramratan S/o Prabhulal ji 497 400 1751 Amanpura 0.007 498 400 1665 Amanpura 0.006 499 400 2125 Amanpura 0.003 500 400 1664 Amanpura 0.001 501 400 2126 Amanpura 0.002 502 400 2127 Amanpura 0.002 503 400 2128 Amanpura 0.004 Ramgopal Dube S/o Rampratap 504 400 2142 Amanpura 0.002 Dube 505 400 2166 Bhagwan Singh S/o Ramnarayan Amanpura 0.007 506 400 2179 Ramnarayan S/o Jagannath Ji Amanpura 0.007 507 400 2178 Ghanshyam S/o Prabhulal Amanpura 0.002 508 400 2169 Fulbai W/o Mangilal Amanpura 0.006 509 400 2170 Bherulal S/o Motilal Amanpura 0.003 510 400 2174 Kailash S/o Ram Pratap Amanpura 0.004 511 400 2319 Amanpura 0.002 512 400 2322 Amanpura 0.005 513 400 2323 Amanpura 0.004 514 400 2326 Amanpura 0.008 515 400 2330 Amanpura 0.004 516 400 2067 Suresh S/o Chhittar Singh Amanpura 0.002 517 400 2072 Mohan S/o Balji Dangi Amanpura 0.001 518 400 2071 Bhagirath S/o Narayan ji Amanpura 0.005 519 400 2076 Manohar S/o Madhuji Amanpura 0.005 520 400 2077 Bhagirath S/o Narayan ji Amanpura 0.001 521 400 71 Rodu, Bishnu S/o Ratanlal Dangi Amanpura 0.002 522 400 2089 Gopal S/o Narayan Dangi Amanpura 0.003 Kalu, Vallabh S/o Jagannath 523 400 2091 Amanpura 0.006 Dandi 524 400 2092 Suresh S/o Chhittar Singh Amanpura 0.018 Omkarlal F. Nirabhesingh Dulakheri 525 400 100 0.004 (Sondiya) Khedi Dulakheri 526 400 82 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.26 ha) 0.003 Khedi Champibai H. Devisingh Dulakheri 527 400 83 0.004 (Sondiya) Khedi Dulakheri 528 400 78 Balusingh F. Ramsingh (Sondiya) 0.001 Khedi Narayansingh F. Nirabhesingh Dulakheri 529 400 77 0.002 (Sondiya) Khedi 129 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Narayansingh F. Nirabhesingh Dulakheri 530 400 84 0.003 (Sondiya) Khedi Dulakheri 531 400 92 Balusingh F. Ramsingh (Sondiya) 0.001 Khedi Dulakheri 532 400 85/2 Tej Singh, Ratanlal 0.004 Khedi Shaithansingh, Premsingh Dulakheri 533 400 85/1/2 0.001 F. Gordhansingh (Sondiya) Khedi Dulakheri 534 400 86 Balusingh F. Ramsingh (Sondiya) 0.002 Khedi 535 400 60 Forest Land (1.24 ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.002 536 400 79 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.5 ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.004 537 400 78 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.72 ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.002 538 400 19 Govt. Land (Road - 0.79 ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.001 539 400 20 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.34 ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.001 540 400 19 Govt. Land (Road - 0.79 ha) Kanwarakhedi 0.000 541 400 18/3 Bhanwarlal F. Kishan (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.006 542 400 18/2 Badrilal F. Gopilal (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.003 543 400 18/1 Devisingh F. Gopilal (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.004 544 400 15 Dhapubai H. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.006 545 400 12 Dhapubai H. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Kanwarakhedi 0.001 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.23 546 400 13 Kanwarakhedi 0.006 ha) 547 400 462/1 Bhanwarlal F. Purilal (Gayari) Kheriyasoyat 0.003 548 400 461 Madanlal F. Ramlal (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.006 549 400 460 Madanlal F. Ramlal (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.004 550 400 459 Bhanwarlal F. Mehatab (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.003 Kesharbai H. Govardhanlal 551 400 458 Kheriyasoyat 0.001 (Dangi) Lakshminarayana, Srilal, 552 400 457 Kheriyasoyat 0.001 Kanhaiyalal F. Gangaram (Dangi) Lakshminarayana, Srilal, 553 400 356 Kheriyasoyat 0.002 Kanhaiyalal F. Gangaram (Dangi) 554 400 456 Badhambai H. Bapu (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.002 Vishnuprasad, Shobharam F. 555 400 357 Kheriyasoyat 0.002 Bapu (Dangi) 556 400 455 Badhambai H. Bapu (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.001 557 400 358 Badhambai H. Bapu (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.002 558 400 360 Bajaranglal F. Jagannath (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.004 559 400 373 Kanhaiyalal F. Mehatab (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.006 Syamlal, Manohar F. Bapulal 560 400 374 Kheriyasoyat 0.003 (Dangi) 561 400 375 Geetabai H. Balchand (Dangi) Kheriyasoyat 0.003
130 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Durgalal, Ramkanyabai, Dhapubai, 562 400 367 Kheriyasoyat 0.004 Suganbai, Premabai F. Balchand (Dangi) 563 400 101 Govt. Land (Road - 0.52 ha) Kheriyasoyat 0.002 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.49 564 400 100 Kheriyasoyat 0.002 ha) Shailendrasingh F. 565 400 835 Soyatpatti 0.004 Jangbahadursingh (Rajput) Indukunwar H. Brajarajsingh 566 400 834 Soyatpatti 0.001 (Rajput) Indukunwar H. Brajarajsingh 567 400 836 Soyatpatti 0.002 (Rajput) 568 400 831 Bhanwarlal F. Godha (Kachi) Soyatpatti 0.009 Ramrajsingh F. Narayanasingh 569 400 1310 Soyatpatti 0.002 (Rajput) 570 400 1479 Jathanbai H. Ramlal (Bhil) Salyakhedi 0.006 571 400 1480 Pura, Uda (Chamar) Salyakhedi 0.002 572 400 1482 Mangilal F. Tulasiram (Chamar) Salyakhedi 0.003 573 400 1468 Paramanand F. Srikishan (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.006 574 400 1466 Babusingh F. Madansingh Salyakhedi 0.009 575 400 1464 Govind F. Dwarakilal (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.002 576 400 1452 Badrilal F. Mangilal (Bhil) Salyakhedi 0.007 2-B 577 400 1453 Govt. Land (Ka. Ka. - 0.02 ha) Salyakhedi 0.002 578 400 1450 Bheribai H. Jagadish (Kulmi) Salyakhedi 0.002 Ghansyam, Rupchand, Pramod Dongargaon 579 400 2665 0.002 F. Bherulal (Brahman) Soyat Dongargaon 580 400 2644 Govt. Land (Nala - 1 ha) 0.001 Soyat Dongargaon 581 400 2557 Govt. Land (Road - 0.37 ha) 0.001 Soyat Lakshminarayan F. Ramratan Dongargaon 582 400 2551 0.002 (Gurjar) Soyat Lakshminarayan F. Ramratan Dongargaon 583 400 2550 0.006 (Gurjar) Soyat Lakshminarayan F. Ramratan Dongargaon 584 400 2549 0.003 (Gurjar) Soyat Dongargaon 585 400 2564 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.18 ha) 0.002 Soyat Bhanwarsingh F. Gulabsingh Dongargaon 586 400 2565 0.002 (Rajput) Soyat Narayansingh F. Chhitarsingh Dongargaon 587 400 2540 0.003 (Rajput) Soyat Radhesyam, Harisingh F. Pura Dongargaon 588 400 1941 0.006 (Gurjar) Soyat 131 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Prabhulal, Badrilal, Mohanlal F. Dongargaon 589 400 1942 0.002 Shivlal (Gurjar) Soyat Dongargaon 590 400 1965 Radhesyam F. Purilal (Gurjar) 0.005 Soyat Dongargaon 591 400 1966 Radhesyam F. Purilal (Gurjar) 0.004 Soyat Dongargaon 592 400 1964 Hemaraj F. Balchand (Brahman) 0.001 Soyat 593 400 342 Mangilal F. Deva (Dangi) Shripatpura 0.002 594 400 318 Prabhulal F. Ghisa (Bhil) Shripatpura 0.003 595 400 343 Pura F. Nanda (Bhil) Shripatpura 0.003 596 400 347 Pura F. Nanda (Bhil) Shripatpura 0.001 597 400 346 Mangilal F. Deva (Dangi) Shripatpura 0.004 598 400 349 Bapulal F. Deva (Dangi) Shripatpura 0.004 599 400 345 Badrilal F. Rugnath (Kulmi) Shripatpura 0.003 Dongargaon 600 400 1254 Hajarilal F. Mohanlal (Dangi) 0.005 2-A Soyat Dongargaon 601 400 1259 Govt. Land (2.2 ha) 0.002 Soyat Rodmal. Bherulal F. Nanda Dongargaon 602 400 1267 0.002 (Kumhar) Soyat Rodmal. Bherulal F. Nanda Dongargaon 603 400 1266 0.004 (Kumhar) Soyat Ramchandra, Biradichandra F. Dongargaon 604 400 1265 0.003 Ramlal (Kumhar) Soyat Baradibai H. Ramnarayana Dongargaon 605 400 1260/2 0.002 (Gurjar) Soyat Dongargaon 606 400 1261/3 Rodmal F. Nanda (Kumhar) 0.004 Soyat Dongargaon 607 400 1262 Rodmal F. Nanda (Kumhar) 0.006 Soyat Kaluram, Hemraj, Siddu, 608 400 21 Sheelabai Shripatpura 0.006 F. Banshilal (Bairagi) 609 400 19 Ramgopal F. Balchand (Kulmi) Shripatpura 0.007 610 400 18 Bhulibai H. Durgaprasad (Kulmi) Shripatpura 0.007 Balbaksha, Rameshchandra, Kailashchandra, 611 400 2233 Borai 0.006 Subhashchandra, Maheshkumar, Teena F. Purilal (Dangi) Balchand, Ratanlal F. Kanwarlal 612 400 2196 Borai 0.008 (Dangi)
132 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Balbaksha, Rameshchandra, Kailashchandra, 613 400 2199 Borai 0.007 Subhashchandra, Maheshkumar, Teena F. Purilal (Dangi) 614 400 2185 Ramgopal F. Narayana (Dangi) Borai 0.008 Rajendra F. Vishnuprasad 615 400 2184 Borai 0.008 1-B (Dangi) 616 400 2167 Ramchandra F. Kanwarlal (Dangi) Borai 0.005 617 400 2165 Ramchandra F. Kanwarlal (Dangi) Borai 0.002 Guradiya 618 400 635 Govt. Land (1.98 ha) 0.002 Soyat Guradiya 619 400 632 Mangilal F. Balaram (Dangi) 0.011 Soyat 620 400 2062 Kaluram F. Ramratan (Dangi) Borai 0.002 Devilal, Prakash, Kailash F. 621 400 2063 Borai 0.007 1-B Hajarilal (Dangi) Nathusingh, Sanjaykumar, 622 400 2049 Kantibai Borai 0.002 F. Kanhaiyalal (Dangi) 623 400 2064 Devilal F. Pratap (Dangi) Borai 0.007 Purilal, Bapulal, Bherulal F. 624 400 2035 Borai 0.002 Nanda (Dangi) Manoharlal F. Badhesingh 625 400 2037 Borai 0.002 (Dangi) Gokulprasad F. Gopalsingh 626 400 2038 Borai 0.001 (Dangi) Manoharlal F. Badhesingh 627 400 2040 Borai 0.001 (Dangi) 628 400 2029 Udalal F. Narayana (Dangi) Borai 0.004 629 400 2303 Udalal F. Narayana (Dangi) Borai 0.008 630 400 2321 Devilal F. Bherulal (Dangi) Borai 0.007 631 400 2328 Bherulal F. Kana (Dangi) Borai 0.002 632 400 2327 Rugnath F. Rama (Lohar) Borai 0.002 Rameshchandra F. Devilal 633 400 2322 Borai 0.002 (Dangi) 634 400 2326 Rugnath F. Rama (Lohar) Borai 0.005 Rameshchandra F. Devilal 635 400 2325 Borai 0.006 (Dangi) 636 400 2349 Govt. Land (Sadak - 1.1 ha) Borai 0.003 637 400 2347 Bherulal F. Narayana (Dangi) Borai 0.006 3-B 638 400 2372 Purilal F. Omkar (Dangi) Borai 0.002 Vishnuprasad F. Bhanwarlal 639 400 2370 Borai 0.004 (Suthar) Vishnuprasad F. Bhanwarlal 640 400 2368 Borai 0.006 (Suthar) Vishnuprasad F. Bhanwarlal 641 400 2369 Borai 0.002 (Suthar) 133 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 642 400 2364 Rugnathsingh F. Bala (Gurjar) Borai 0.010 643 400 2360 Kanhaiyalal F. Ukar (Dangi) Borai 0.003 644 400 2438 Govt. Land (Sadak - 1.51 ha) Borai 0.003 645 400 2623 Mangilal F. Nanuram (Dangi) Borai 0.007 646 400 2624 Mangilal F. Nanuram (Dangi) Borai 0.002 647 400 2636 Nandram F. Bakshuram (Dangi) Borai 0.002 Badrilal, Bapulal F. Shivlal 648 400 2637 Borai 0.004 (Dangi) Bhanwarlal, Gopilal, Ganpat F. 649 400 2638 Borai 0.005 Uda (Dangi) 650 400 2640 Balchand F. Bakshuram (Dangi) Borai 0.002 Ramprasad F. Bakshuram 651 400 2646 Borai 0.007 (Dangi) 652 400 89 Kunwarlal F. Motilal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.006 Khumansingh F. Ramnathsingh 653 400 88 Nishaniya 0.008 (Rajput) 654 400 77/1 Bapulal F. Devisingh (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.004 Kaniram, Amarsingh, Gokul F. 655 400 77/2 Nishaniya 0.004 Dhulichand (Dangi) Lakshminarayan F. Kishan 656 400 77/3 Nishaniya 0.003 (Dangi) Puralal, Devisingh F. Lakshman 657 400 77/4 Nishaniya 0.003 (Dangi) 658 400 77/5 Chhitar F. Kishan (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.004 Kaluram, Gokul F. Rampratap 659 400 79 Nishaniya 0.002 (Dangi) 660 400 61 Bapulal F. Chhitar (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.002 661 400 60/1 Bapulal F. Chhitar (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.008 662 400 902 Govt. Land (Goha-0.17 ha) Borai 0.001 663 400 870 Govt. Land (Goha-0.46 ha) Borai 0.001 664 400 883 Mohanlal F. Tulasiram (Dangi) Borai 0.004 665 400 884 Mohanlal F. Tulasiram (Dangi) Borai 0.006 Manohar, Rajendra, Sanjay, 666 400 877 Borai 0.002 2-B Radhesyam F. Fulchand (Dangi) Manohar, Rajendra, Sanjay, 667 400 876 Borai 0.005 Radhesyam F. Fulchand (Dangi) Kanhaiyalal, Hiralal, Jagadish F. 668 400 1097 Borai 0.006 Bapulal (Dangi) Kanhaiyalal, Hiralal, Jagadish F. 669 400 1096 Borai 0.004 Bapulal (Dangi) Chatarsingh F. Parvatsingh 670 400 731 Diwankhedi 0.002 (Rajput) 671 400 730 Ghisalal F. Naharsingh (Rajput) Diwankhedi 0.001 672 400 726 Ghisalal F. Naharsingh (Rajput) Diwankhedi 0.001
134 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Mangusingh, Roopsingh, Shambhusingh, 673 400 727 Diwankhedi 0.006 Lakshmansingh, Mansingh F. Amarsingh (Rajput) Jagannathsingh F. Umarao Singh 674 400 728 Diwankhedi 0.007 (Rajput) Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.31 675 400 642 Diwankhedi 0.001 ha) 676 400 643 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.46 ha) Diwankhedi 0.001 677 400 644 Ratanlal F. Bapulal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.002 678 400 646 Kailashchand F. Bheru (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.003 Radhesyam, Ramnarayana, 679 400 647 Diwankhedi 0.002 Kaluram F. Manna (Teli) 680 400 648 Ramnivas F. Bheru (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.005 Radhesyam, Ramnarayana, 681 400 514 Diwankhedi 0.004 Kaluram F. Manna (Teli) 682 400 512 Madanlal F. Ghisalal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.001 683 400 513 Sukhramsingh F. Kishanlal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.002 Gokulsingh, Vishnu F. Ramlal 684 400 491 Diwankhedi 0.002 (Teli) 685 400 490 Sukhramsingh F. Kishanlal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.001 686 400 489 Sukhramsingh F. Kishanlal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.001 Gokulsingh, Vishnu F. Ramlal 687 400 487 Diwankhedi 0.001 (Teli) Gokulsingh, Vishnu F. Ramlal 688 400 486 Diwankhedi 0.001 (Teli) Gokulsingh, Vishnu F. Ramlal 689 400 485 Diwankhedi 0.002 (Teli) Gokulsingh, Vishnu F. Ramlal 690 400 484 Diwankhedi 0.002 (Teli) 691 400 481 Magilal F. Shivnarayana (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.001 692 400 480 Balu, Shankar F. Motilal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.006 693 400 479 Satyanarayana F. Balchand (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.004 694 400 227 Kailash F. Dayaram (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.006 695 400 226 Ramkunwarbai H. Hiralal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.002 696 400 225 Gordhanlal F. Puralal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.002 697 400 224 Ramnarayana F. Shankarlal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.001 Ghisalal, Devilal F. Bhanwarlal 698 400 223 Diwankhedi 0.001 (Teli) 699 400 159 Govt. Land (Marghat - 0.79 ha) Diwankhedi 0.001 Balchand, Mangilal, Amarsingh, 700 400 161 Diwankhedi 0.002 Ramnarayana F. Ratanlal (Teli) Jagannathsingh F. Umarao Singh 701 400 162 Diwankhedi 0.002 (Rajput) 135 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Mangusingh, Roopsingh, Shambhusingh, 702 400 160 Diwankhedi 0.002 Lakshmansingh, Mansingh F. Amarsingh (Rajput) 703 400 158 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.98 ha) Diwankhedi 0.001 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.29 704 400 49 Diwankhedi 0.003 ha) 705 400 157 Jadavabai H. Narayana (Nayi) Diwankhedi 0.003 Kamalsingh F. Balvantsingh 706 400 127/111/2 Kotra 0.003 (Sondiya) 707 400 123 Gokulsingh F. Naga (Sondiya) Kotra 0.001 708 400 34 Banesingh F. Rugnath (Sondiya) Kotra 0.005 Dariyavsingh F. Girvarsingh 709 400 35/2/1 Kotra 0.002 (Sondiya) Balvanthsingh F. Mehatabsingh 710 400 35/1/2 Kotra 0.006 (Sondiya) 711 400 35/4 Kotra 0.003 Balvanthsingh F. Mehatabsingh 712 400 36 Kotra 0.002 (Sondiya) Dariyavsingh F. Girvarsingh 713 400 35/2/1 Kotra 0.002 (Sondiya) Dariyavsingh F. Girvarsingh 714 400 36/2/2 Kotra 0.002 (Sondiya) Ratansingh, Nathusingh, 715 400 36/2/1 Dariyavsingh Kotra 0.002 F. Girvarsingh (Sondiya) Dariyavsingh F. Girvarsingh 716 400 35/2/1 Kotra 0.001 (Sondiya) 717 400 38/2 Nathulal F. Dhana Ji (Sondiya) Kotra 0.003 Bherusingh F. Kalusingh 718 400 39 Kotra 0.001 (Sondiya) 719 400 38/1 Nathulal F. Dhana Ji (Sondiya) Kotra 0.012 720 400 41 Balusingh F. Pursingh (Sondiya) Kotra 0.006 Ramlal, Premsingh F. Kishanlal 721 400 42 Kotra 0.011 (Sondiya) Karansingh F. Bhanwarlal 722 400 43/1 Kotra 0.010 (Sondiya) 723 400 62 Kotra 0.009 724 400 59 Ramlal F. Bherulal (Sondiya) Kotra 0.010 Indarsingh F. Bhagawansingh 725 400 18 Gundlawada 0.001 (Sondiya) Narayansingh F. Anarsingh 726 400 57 Gundlawada 0.005 (Sondiya) Andarsingh F. Girvarsingh 727 400 17 Gundlawada 0.006 (Sondiya)
136 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Hindusingh F. Devisingh 728 400 61 Gundlawada 0.004 (Sondiya) 729 400 16 Gumansingh F. Ramlal (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.001 730 400 11 Seva F. Kalu (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.001 Gordhansingh F. Chandarsingh 731 400 12 Gundlawada 0.006 (Sondiya) 732 400 64 Govt. Land (Road = 0.39ha) Gundlawada 0.003 733 400 68 Dhulesingh F. Bhagga (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.010 Hindusingh F. Devisingh 734 400 90 Gundlawada 0.006 (Sondiya) 735 400 69 Dhulesingh F. Bhagga (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.002 736 400 75 Kalusingh F. Anarsingh (Sondiya) Gundlawada 0.018 Iswarsingh F. Dhulesingh 737 400 252 Banda 0.006 (Sondiya) Kalusingh, Ramesh, Chatarbai, 738 400 251 Banda 0.006 Syambai F. Bapusingh (Sondiya) 739 400 250/604 Banda 0.002 Mangilal, Kamal, Natwar, Prakash, 740 400 249 Banda 0.002 Ramkunwarbai, Mankunwarbai F. Bhagawansingh (Sondiya) Andarsingh, Premsingh, 741 400 248 Chandarsingh, Banda 0.004 Hemantbai F. Bhagawansingh Prahladsingh F. Harisingh 742 400 247 Banda 0.002 (Sondiya) Harisingh F. Madhosingh 743 400 240 Banda 0.001 (Sondiya) Harisingh F. Madhosingh 744 400 239 Banda 0.002 (Sondiya) Andarsingh, Premsingh, 745 400 237 Chandarsingh, Banda 0.003 Hemantbai F. Bhagawansingh Govt. Land (Charanoyi, Abadi = 746 400 948 Lalakhedi 0.008 14.31ha) Kanchana bai H. Bherulal 747 400 946 Lalakhedi 0.005 (Sondiya) 748 400 944 Govt. Land (Bardi = 2.93ha) Lalakhedi 0.005 749 400 941 Kalibai H. Kalusingh (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.006 750 400 940 Govt. Land (Road = 0.45ha) Lalakhedi 0.002 751 400 938 Bherusingh F. Ukarlal (Nayi) Lalakhedi 0.010 Bherusingh, Satyanarayana 752 400 937 Lalakhedi 0.010 F. Gordhanlal (Mahajan) 753 400 933 Mansingh F. Ukarlal (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.005 754 400 932 Arjunsingh, Kalusingh (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.006 137 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Harisingh, Gangaram, Amarsingh 755 400 931 Lalakhedi 0.010 F. Naga 756 400 927 Mansingh F. Ukarlal (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.010 757 400 927 Mansingh F. Ukarlal (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.013 758 400 926 Ramlal F. Lachman (Sondiya) Lalakhedi 0.009 Pratapsingh F. Balusingh 759 400 912 Lalakhedi 0.008 (Sondiya) Sahayatabai H. Devisingh 760 400 908 Lalakhedi 0.007 (Sondiya) Bhanwarsingh F. Devisingh 761 400 906/1 Lalakhedi 0.010 (Sondiya) Madansingh F. Kaniram 762 400 191 Sardarpur 0.003 (Sondiya) Madansingh F. Kaniram 763 400 192 Sardarpur 0.006 (Sondiya) 764 400 197 Govt. Land (Well - 0.04 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 Dhulesingh, Ramsingh F. 765 400 194 Sardarpur 0.002 Nathusingh (Sondiya) Dhulesingh, Ramsingh F. 766 400 195 Sardarpur 0.002 Nathusingh (Sondiya) 767 400 196 Kanhaiyalal F. Udha (Suthar) Sardarpur 0.003 768 400 199 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.04 ha) Sardarpur 0.001 Andarsingh F. Anarsingh 769 400 201 Sardarpur 0.005 (Sondiya) Andarsingh F. Anarsingh 770 400 200 Sardarpur 0.003 (Sondiya) 771 400 204 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.25 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 772 400 156 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.33 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 773 400 147 Govt. Land (Abadhi - 0.19 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 Gokul lal, Mittulal, Radhesyam, 774 400 146 Sardarpur 0.001 Kanhaiyalal F. Seva (Chamar) Bhanwarlal F. Samadha 775 400 145 Sardarpur 0.002 (Chamar) 776 400 142 Bhagawatibai H. Prabulal (Balayi) Sardarpur 0.001 777 400 141 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.08 ha) Sardarpur 0.003 Chandarsingh, Narayansingh F. 778 400 140 Sardarpur 0.002 Nag Ji (Sondiya) 779 400 100 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.09 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 Motilal, Shikhar, Dharmendra 780 400 48 Sardarpur 0.004 F. Dipchand (Mahajan) 781 400 49 Devbai H. Gokulsingh (Sondiya) Sardarpur 0.002 782 400 99 Govt. Land (Kadim - 1.44 ha) Sardarpur 0.003 Gokulsingh F. Parthisingh 783 400 57 Sardarpur 0.003 (Sondiya) 784 400 59 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.04 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 785 400 81 Chatarbai H. Hindusingh Sardarpur 0.002
138 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees (Sondiya) Bhanwarsingh F. Amarsingh 786 400 80 Sardarpur 0.003 (Sondiya) Gokulsingh F. Parthisingh 787 400 79 Sardarpur 0.004 (Sondiya) 788 400 84 Narayana F. Nag Ji (Sondiya) Sardarpur 0.004 Nandram, Mangiram F. Gopilal 789 400 76 Sardarpur 0.003 (Sunar) 790 400 85 Nandram F. Gopilal (Sunar) Sardarpur 0.003 791 400 86 Rugga F. Rama (Chamar) Sardarpur 0.002 792 400 89 Madho F. Bheru (Balayi) Sardarpur 0.003 Govt. Land (Kabrasthan - 0.21 793 400 88 Sardarpur 0.003 ha) 794 400 3 Govt. Land (River - 4.6 ha) Sardarpur 0.006 Govt. Land (Bardi Charanoyi - 0.4 795 400 228 Jeewapura 0.003 ha) Govt. Land (Bardi Charanoyi - 796 400 229 Jeewapura 0.008 0.95 ha) Prabulal, Ramesh, Gopal F. 797 400 219 Jeewapura 0.006 Bhavariya (Mali) Rameshchandra, Gopal F. 798 400 222 Jeewapura 0.001 Bhanwarlal (Mali) Rameshchandra, Gopal F. 799 400 220 Jeewapura 0.002 Bhanwarlal (Mali) Rayees F. Fej Mohammad 800 400 203 Jeewapura 0.001 (Musalman) 801 400 204 Govt. Land (Charagah - 0.46 ha) Jeewapura 0.002 802 400 202 Puralal F. Kishanlal (Chamar) Jeewapura 0.002 803 400 201 Rodmal F. Kishanlal (Chamar) Jeewapura 0.001 804 400 200 Hiralal F. Kishanlal (Chamar) Jeewapura 0.001 805 400 197 Govt. Land (Charagah - 0.27 ha) Jeewapura 0.002 806 400 194 Govt. Land (Charagah - 0.26 ha) Jeewapura 0.002 807 400 193 Govt. Land (0.18 ha) Jeewapura 0.001 Rayees F. Fej Mohammad 808 400 188 Jeewapura 0.002 (Musalman) Ramprasad F. Bhawanishankar 809 400 184 Jeewapura 0.004 (Brahman) Ramprasad F. Bhawanishankar 810 400 183 Jeewapura 0.003 (Brahman) Ramprasad F. Bhawanishankar 811 400 182 Jeewapura 0.002 (Brahman) 812 400 185 Govt. Land (0.4 ha) Jeewapura 0.002 139 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Bhagawansingh, Prabulal, Mohanlal, 813 400 65 Jeewapura 0.002 Gokulprasad, Kalusingh F. Mangilal (Kumhar) Bhagawansingh, Prabulal, Mohanlal, 814 400 70 Jeewapura 0.002 Gokulprasad, Kalusingh F. Mangilal (Kumhar) 815 400 204 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.25 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 816 400 205 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.13 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 817 400 156 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.33 ha) Sardarpur 0.004 818 400 154 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.48 ha) Sardarpur 0.006 819 400 155 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.15 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 820 400 36 Govt. Land (0.5 ha) Sardarpur 0.002 Motilal, Shikhar, Dharmendra 821 400 41 Sardarpur 0.004 F. Dipchand (Mahajan) Karansingh F. Kalusingh 822 400 40 Sardarpur 0.004 (Sondiya) Gangaram, Kaluram, Sitharam 823 400 31 Sardarpur 0.004 F. Mangilal (Gurjar) 824 400 17 Govt. Land (River - 2.56 ha) Sardarpur 0.006 825 400 12 Govt. Land (River - 2.38 ha) Sardarpur 0.010 Bhagawansingh, Karansingh, 826 400 13 Dhaturiya 0.004 Bapulal F. Pruthvisingh (Sondiya) 827 400 14 Govt. Land (0.8 Ha) Dhaturiya 0.002 828 400 339 Bheribai H. Hariram (Teli) Dhaturiya 0.003 Nandram, Mangilal F. Gopilal 829 400 337 Dhaturiya 0.003 (Sunar) Sulthan Khan F. Hajiyasin Khan 830 400 336 Dhaturiya 0.004 (Muslim) Sulthan Khan F. Hajiyasin Khan 831 400 335 Dhaturiya 0.003 (Muslim) 832 400 333 Govt. Land (1.35 Ha) Dhaturiya 0.002 833 400 332 Govt. Land (1.98 Ha) Dhaturiya 0.002 834 400 303 Ghisalal F. Bhanwar Ji (Kulmi) Kothada 0.004 835 400 299 Ghisalal F. Bhanwar Ji (Kulmi) Kothada 0.003 836 400 205 Prabhulal F. Gangaram (Kulmi) Kothada 0.002 Dilip Kumar F. Satyanarayana 837 400 206 Kothada 0.005 (kulmi) Dilip Kumar F. Satyanarayana 838 400 207 Kothada 0.003 (kulmi) 839 400 212 Leelabai H. Ramkaran (kulmi) Kothada 0.004 840 400 213 Leelabai H. Ramkaran (kulmi) Kothada 0.006 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.35 841 400 211 Kothada 0.001 ha) 842 400 173 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.1 ha) Kothada 0.002
140 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 843 400 176 Bapulal F. Karansingh (Gurjar) Kothada 0.002 844 400 177 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.1 ha) Kothada 0.002 845 400 172 Bhagirath F. Puralal (Gurjar) Kothada 0.005 Sumitrabai H. Kailashnarayana 846 400 171 Kothada 0.004 (Kulmi) 847 400 170 Hiralal F. Motilal (Gurjar) Kothada 0.003 848 400 143 Govt. Land (Road - 3.94 ha) Kothada 0.004 849 400 112 Bhagchand F. Bhawarlal (Gurjar) Kothada 0.005 Jalal Khan F. Ghise Khan 850 400 113 Kothada 0.003 (Muslim) Satyanarayana F. Chandarlal 851 400 115 Kothada 0.003 (Kulmi) 852 400 116 Sri Ram Mandir Kothada 0.005 Bajarang F. Lakshminarayana 853 400 120 Kothada 0.005 (kulmi) Bajarang F. Lakshminarayana 854 400 129 Kothada 0.004 (kulmi) Bajarang F. Lakshminarayana 855 400 127 Kothada 0.003 (kulmi) Bajarang F. Lakshminarayana 856 400 126 Kothada 0.002 (kulmi) 857 400 130 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.14 ha) Kothada 0.001 Bajarang F. Lakshminarayana 858 400 136 Kothada 0.001 (kulmi) 859 400 131 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.52 ha) Kothada 0.001 860 400 135 Dariyavbai H. Pura (Balayi) Kothada 0.002 861 400 997 Dhuralal F. Bapu (Gurjar) Dehariya 0.004 862 400 1001 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.3 ha) Dehariya 0.004 863 400 1003 Dinesh F. Balchand (Balayi) Dehariya 0.001 Ramkishan F. Mannalal 864 400 1010 Dehariya 0.007 (Brahman) Satyanarayana F. Kishanlal 865 400 1011 Dehariya 0.006 (Kulmi) 866 400 1012 Ramlal F. Mathuralal (Kulmi) Dehariya 0.004 867 400 1013 Gayatribai F. Kishanlal (Kulmi) Dehariya 0.003 868 400 1039 Gayatribai H. Fulchand (Kulmi) Dehariya 0.006 Ramgopal, Jagadish F. 869 400 1044 Dehariya 0.010 Kanhaiyalal (Kulmi) Ramgopal, Jagadish F. 870 400 1045 Dehariya 0.004 Kanhaiyalal (Kulmi) Ramchandra F. Ramnarayana 871 400 1046 Dehariya 0.002 (Kulmi) 872 400 1055 Motilal F. Rajaram (Kulmi) Dehariya 0.003 Ramchandra F. Ramnarayana 873 400 1056 Dehariya 0.006 (Kulmi) 141 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Gordhan, Rakesh F. Ramkaran 874 400 1057 Dehariya 0.004 (Kulmi) 875 400 172 Bhagirath F. Puralal (Gurjar) Kothada 0.002 876 400 177 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.1 ha) Kothada 0.002 877 400 178 Dhula F. Bapulal (Gurjar) Kothada 0.008 878 400 143 Govt. Land (Road - 3.94 ha) Kothada 0.004 Kailashnarayana F. Kishanlal 879 400 104 Kothada 0.002 (Kulmi) 880 400 103 Chunnilal F. Nathulal (Kulmi) Kothada 0.008 Kalu, Mohan, Durga, Gopal F. 881 400 102 Kothada 0.002 Pura (Chamar) Mayadevi H. Satyanarayana 882 400 98 Kothada 0.007 (Kulmi) 883 400 99 Govt. Land (Road - 1.15 ha) Kothada 0.002 884 400 734 Ghisalal F. Naharsingh (Rajput) Diwankhedi 0.002 Mangusingh, Roopsingh, Shambhusingh, 885 400 733 Diwankhedi 0.007 Lakshmansingh, Mansingh F. Amarsingh (Rajput) Chandarsingh F. Umaraosingh 886 400 732 Diwankhedi 0.010 (Rajput) 887 400 632 Gajrajsingh F. Banesingh (Rajput) Diwankhedi 0.005 888 400 633 Hiralal F. Bapulal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.004 889 400 634 Rahul F. Lalchand (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.003 890 400 520 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.54 ha) Diwankhedi 0.002 891 400 552 Shankarlal F. Bheru (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.002 892 400 551 Biradichand F. Bheru (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.006 893 400 550 Prabhulal F. Bheru (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.001 894 400 555 Motilal, Bhanwarlal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.003 895 400 734 Ghisalal F. Naharsingh (Rajput) Diwankhedi 0.004 Parvatsingh F. Naharsingh 896 400 735 Diwankhedi 0.006 (Rajput) 897 400 736 Shambhusingh F. Bapulal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.006 898 400 737 Ramesh F. Amarsingh (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.003 899 400 738 Kamalesh F. Pirthi (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.002 Govt. Land (Gairamumakin - 0.51 900 400 720 Diwankhedi 0.003 ha) 901 400 719 Govt. Land (Seda - 0.04 ha) Diwankhedi 0.001 Lakshminarayana F. Bapulal 902 400 721 Diwankhedi 0.001 (Teli) 903 400 718 Govt. Land (Nala - 0.08 ha) Diwankhedi 0.001 Nandram, Shivlal, Kaluram, 904 400 662 Geetabai, Diwankhedi 0.004 Drowpatibai F. Ratanlal (Teli) 905 400 705 Nandram F. Ramlal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.001
142 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 906 400 709 Lalchand F. Motilal (Teli) Diwankhedi 0.001 Shivajirao, Vinod, Shubesh, Pramod, Dongargaon 907 400 561 Ratnaprabha, Surekha, Garima, 0.006 Soyat Nalini, Pankaj F. Shankarrao Dongargaon 908 400 560 Govt. Land (0.54 ha) 0.004 Soyat Dongargaon 909 400 340 Bhawarlal F. Nandram (Kulmi) 0.003 Soyat Dongargaon 910 400 363 Kashiram F. Pura (Balayi) 0.015 Soyat Shabbir Hussain, Ali Hussain F. Dongargaon 911 400 362 0.008 Ghisa (Pinjara) Soyat Salim Mohammad, Raees Mohammad, Dongargaon 912 400 360 0.010 Gul Mohammad F. Imambaksh Soyat (Pinjara) Dongargaon 913 400 361 Rasool Bhai F. Kasamji (Pinjara) 0.006 Soyat Dongargaon 914 400 353 Omkarlal F. Ganapat (Brahman) 0.005 Soyat Dongargaon 915 400 352 Govt. Land (Charanoyi - 0.15 ha) 0.003 Soyat Bherulal, Badrilal, Sitharam, Dongargaon 916 400 380 Kamalabai, 0.006 Soyat Mangibai F. Lala (Balayi) Dongargaon 917 400 95 Syam F. Gopilal (Balayi) 0.008 Soyat Dongargaon 918 400 94 Ramlal F. Bala (Balayi) 0.005 2-B Soyat Dongargaon 919 400 98 Ramlal F. Bala (Balayi) 0.009 Soyat Shivnarayana F. Kishanlal Dongargaon 920 400 119 0.008 (Suthar) Soyat Shakunthalabai H. Shivnarayana Dongargaon 921 400 118 0.007 (Suthar) Soyat Dongargaon 922 400 169 Bhagawatibai H. Bharmal (Dangi) 0.005 Soyat Dongargaon 923 400 167 Govt. Land (Kadim - 0.84 ha) 0.011 Soyat Dongargaon 924 400 172 Ramsingh F. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) 0.006 Soyat Dongargaon 925 400 166 Dhapubai H. Hemraj (Soni) 0.007 Soyat 143 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Dongargaon 926 400 182 Durgalal F. Kanwarlal (Dangi) 0.005 Soyat Dongargaon 927 400 183 Badrilal F. Shivnarayana (Dangi) 0.006 Soyat 928 400 24 Mehtab F. Ramlal (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.004 929 400 30 Ghisi Bai W/o Bhanwarlal Kalyanpura 0.004 930 400 25 Raamibai W. Khemchand (Sunar) Kalyanpura 0.004 931 400 29 Raamibai W. Khemchand (Sunar) Kalyanpura 0.006 932 400 27 Baala F. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.007 933 400 38 Govt. Land (Goha - 0.57 Ha) Kalyanpura 0.001 Dollybai Sardarbai H. 934 400 39 Kalyanpura 0.004 Shivnarayan (Dangi) Gokul, Prasad, Jagdish, Badrilal, 935 400 40 Kalyanpura 0.003 Vishnuprasad F. Kaniram (Dangi) Gokul, Prasad, Jagdish, Badrilal, 936 400 41 Kalyanpura 0.010 Vishnuprasad F. Kaniram (Dangi) 937 400 42 Mangilal F. Bheema (Dangi) Kalyanpura 0.007 Saalaram, Radheshyam, 938 400 1123 Lohariya 0.002 Suresh F. Purilal (Dangi) Narsingh lal Kashibai F. Dola 939 400 1129 Lohariya 0.002 (Dangi) 940 400 1128 Vallabh F. Kanwarlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.006 941 400 1127 Vallabh F. Kanwarlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 942 400 1126 Kanhaiyalal F. Udaa (Dangi) Lohariya 0.001 943 400 1139 Kanhaiyalal F. Udaa (Dangi) Lohariya 0.006 944 400 1140 Phoolsingh F. Udaa (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 Bhanwarlal, Hajarilal 945 400 1137 Lohariya 0.006 F. Maadhosingh (Dangi) Narsingh lal, 946 400 1235 Lohariya 0.008 Ramchandra F. Bapulal (Dangi) 947 400 1234 Durgalal F. Baalu (Dangi) Lohariya 0.003 948 400 1233 Jagannath F. Balu (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 949 400 1437 Govt. Land Soyatkalan 0.002 950 400 909 Govt. Land (1.24 Ha) Lohariya 0.003 951 400 910 Badrilal F. Nanda (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 952 400 911 Baalchand F Prabhulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 953 400 912 Mehtab F. Ramlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 954 400 913 Sonibai H. Baalchand (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 955 400 914 Baalu F. Gheesa (Dangi) Lohariya 0.003 956 400 917 Jagannath F. Bhairulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.006 957 400 916 Baalu F. Gheesa (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 958 400 919 Baalu F. Gheesa (Dangi) Lohariya 0.005 959 400 920 Baalu F. Gheesa (Dangi) Lohariya 0.011 960 400 1083 Janibai H. Jagannath (Dangi) Lohariya 0.010
144 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 961 400 1078 Vallabh F. Kanwarlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 Bhanwarlal, Hajarilal 962 400 1075 Lohariya 0.004 F. Maadhosingh (Dangi) Saalaram, Radheshyam, 963 400 1071 Lohariya 0.005 Suresh F. Purilal (Dangi) 964 400 1068 Bapulal F. Prabhulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.009 Rambabu Sunilkumar F. 965 400 1058 Lohariya 0.006 Manoharlal (Dangi) Rambabu Sunilkumar F. 966 400 1057 Lohariya 0.004 Manoharlal (Dangi) 967 400 1056 Ramlal F. Dola (Dangi) Lohariya 0.006 968 400 1054 Ramlal F. Dola (Dangi) Lohariya 0.005 969 400 1048 Ramlal F. Dola (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 Parmanand F. Laxminarayan 970 400 1047 Lohariya 0.003 (Dangi) 971 400 1040 Shree lal F. Rampratap (Dangi) Lohariya 0.005 Parmanand F. Laxminarayan 972 400 1041 Lohariya 0.002 (Dangi) 973 400 1039 Lohariya 0.002 Parmanand F. Laxminarayan 974 400 1038 Lohariya 0.004 (Dangi) 975 400 996 Ayodhyabai W. Motilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 976 400 997 Baalchand F Jagannath (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 Purilal, Kanwarlal, Mehatab F. 977 400 995 Lohariya 0.004 Balchand (Dangi) Heeralal, Jagannath, 978 400 998 Kanhaiyalal F. Shivnarayan Lohariya 0.001 (Dangi) 979 400 994 Kanwarlal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 Hiralal, Jagannath, Kanhaiyalal 980 400 999 Lohariya 0.006 F. Shivnarayana (Dangi) 981 400 516 Dhapubai W. Ramlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 982 400 515 Gokul F. Shivlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 Hiralal, Jagannath, Kanhaiyalal 983 400 514 Lohariya 0.004 F. Shivnarayana (Dangi) 984 400 513 Chitar F. Gopi (Dangi) Lohariya 0.007 Kaluram Ghisibai F. Kesar 985 400 399 Lohariya 0.008 (Dangi) 986 400 396 Mangilal F. Shivlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 987 400 395 Gopal F. Pyara (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 Phoolchand, Baalchand, 988 400 394 Lohariya 0.002 Ramesh F. Shrikishanlal (Dangi) 989 400 393 Rampratap F. Gulab (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 Ramchandra F. Bhanwarlal 990 400 414 Lohariya 0.003 (Kumhar) 145 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Ramchandra F. Bhanwarlal 991 400 391 Lohariya 0.003 (Kumhar) 992 400 390/2 Narayan F. Rama (Chamar) Lohariya 0.006 Nathulal, Ramesh, 993 400 390/1 Ramchandra F. Mangilal Lohariya 0.003 (Chamar) 994 400 387 Govt. Land (Road - 0.13 Ha) Lohariya 0.002 995 400 397 Govt. Land (1.13 Ha) Lohariya 0.002 996 400 388 Narayan F. Rama (Chamar) Lohariya 0.002 997 400 386 Govt. Land (0.13 Ha) Lohariya 0.002 Baalu, Jagannath, Mathu, Phoolbai, 998 400 385 Lohariya 0.004 Balibai Gyarsibai F. Magan (Dangi) 999 400 383 Jagannath F. Magan (Dangi) Lohariya 0.003 1000 400 384 Govt. Land (Sewer - 0.57 Ha) Lohariya 0.002 1001 400 277 Ramlal F. Nathulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 1002 400 278 Govt. Land ( 1.20 Ha) Lohariya 0.008 1003 400 376 Govt. Land ( Charnoi - 0.40 Ha) Lohariya 0.002 1004 400 375 Govt. Land ( Charnoi - 0.90 Ha) Lohariya 0.003 Hiralal, Jagannath, Kanhaiyalal 1005 400 299 Lohariya 0.004 F. Shivnarayana (Dangi) 1006 400 300 Govt. Land ( 0.330 Ha) Lohariya 0.004 1007 400 301 Jagdish F. Laxminarayan (Dangi) Lohariya 0.009 1008 400 749 Manoharlal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.001 1009 400 754 Hajarilal F. Mehtab (Dangi) Lohariya 0.007 1010 400 788 Shrikishan F. Mehtab (Dangi) Lohariya 0.007 1011 400 789 Bapulal F. Mehtab (Dangi) Lohariya 0.006 1012 400 796 Mehtab F. Ramlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.003 1013 400 797 Baalchanra F. Prabhulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 Devilal Kailash F. Kaniram 1014 400 803 Lohariya 0.006 (Dangi) 1015 400 817 Badrilal F. Nanda (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 1016 400 819 Baalchand F. Prabhulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.006 1017 400 823 Mehtab F. Ramlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 1018 400 824 Dhurilal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.003 1019 400 829 Dhurilal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.006 1020 400 830 Dhurilal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 1021 400 831 Hajarilal F. Mehtab (Dangi) Lohariya 0.002 1022 400 832 Nathulal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.003 1023 400 834 Dhurilal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.005 1024 400 599 Mohanlal F. Prabhulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 1025 400 598 Mohanlal F. Prabhulal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.006 Jagannath F. Ramnarayan 1026 400 592 Lohariya 0.004 (Dangi)
146 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees Bhawarlal Hajarilal F. 1027 400 600 Lohariya 0.003 Maadhosingh (Dangi) 1028 400 591 Bhawarlal F. Nathulal (Sutar) Lohariya 0.003 1029 400 580 Nathulal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.005 1030 400 578 Sitaram Badrilal F. Baalu (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 1031 400 548 Bapulal F. Nanda (Dangi) Lohariya 0.004 1032 400 549 Hajarilal F. Baala (Dangi) Lohariya 0.007 1033 400 219 Baalchand F. Ramlal (Dangi) Lohariya 0.008 Sudibai, Gyarsibai, Balikbaalchand, 1034 400 220 Lohariya 0.004 Gyarsibai Indirabai F. Bapulal (Bheel) 1035 400 221 Bapulal F. Maganlal (Bheel) Lohariya 0.004 1036 400 424 Sri Chatarbuj Mandir Soyatkalan 0.002 Shivnarayana F. Gangaram 1037 400 429 Soyatkalan 0.013 (Dangi) 1038 400 430 Mangilal F. Jagannath (Dangi) Soyatkalan 0.002 Naresh Kumar F. Mangilal 1039 400 432 Soyatkalan 0.010 (Dangi) Bhagirath, Shivnarayana F. 1040 400 882 Nishaniya 0.002 Ramnarayana (Dangi) Sureshchandra, Maheshchandra, 1041 400 884 Kailashchandra F. Sri Krushna Nishaniya 0.005 (Dangi) Baalchand Baalibai F. Kishan 1042 400 886 Nishaniya 0.004 (Dangi) Baalchand Baalibai F. Kishan 1043 400 887 Nishaniya 0.001 (Dangi) 1044 400 888 Udaalal F. Puralal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.002 1045 400 889 Udaalal F. Puralal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.008 1046 400 892 Hariram F. Kashiram (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.006 1047 400 893 Hariram F. Kashiram (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.002 1048 400 386 Ramlal F. Bhawarlal (Daagi) Soyatkalan 0.018 1049 400 878 Srilal F. Hariram (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.008 Radheshyam F. Ramnarayan 1050 400 877 Nishaniya 0.001 (Dangi) 1051 400 870 Ramibai H. Shreelal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.002 Bhagirath, Shivnarayana F. 1052 400 872 Nishaniya 0.002 Ramnarayana (Dangi) Sureshchandra, Maheshchandra, 1053 400 876 Kailashchandra F. Sri Krushna Nishaniya 0.006 (Dangi) 1054 400 829 Gulabbai W. Bhanwarlal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.003 1055 400 176 Shivlal F. Mangilal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.002 1056 400 177 Bapulal F. Devisingh (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.005 147 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 1057 400 183 Narsingh F. Chitar (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.002 1-B 1058 400 185 Narsingh F. Chitar (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.004 1059 400 181 Bhagirath F. Devisingh (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.004 Kaluram Gokul F. Rampratap 1060 400 187 Nishaniya 0.005 (Dangi) 1061 400 192 Motilal F. Devisingh (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.007 1062 400 272 Govt. Land ( 0 ha) Nishaniya 0.005 1063 400 281 Gokul Prasad F. Purilal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.005 1064 400 283 Bapulal F. Devisingh (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.008 Dinesh, Rameshchandra, Manoj, 1065 400 767 Ghanshyam F. Hajarilal Khindiakhedi 0.005 (Brahman) 1066 400 763 Bapulal F. Lakshman (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.004 1067 400 762 Bapulal F. Lakshman (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.004 Jagdeesh, Ratanlal F. Mangilal 1068 400 761 Khindiakhedi 0.004 (Dangi) 1069 400 157/1 Bhairulal F. Ramnarayan (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.001 1070 400 156 Shivnarayan F. Gokul (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.014 1071 400 162 Bapulal F. Devisingh (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.007 1072 400 163 Gokul prasad F. Purilal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.002 2-A 1073 400 174 Ramgopal F. Ramlal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.007 1074 400 170 Bhagirath F. Mangilal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.011 1075 400 247 Govt. Land (Road - 0.627 Ha) Nishaniya 0.005 Ramlal, Gokul F. Pannalal 1076 400 246 Nishaniya 0.006 (Dangi) 1077 400 240 Rupabai H. Jagdish (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.006 Ramlal, Gokul F. Pannalal 1078 400 239 Nishaniya 0.010 (Dangi) 1079 400 236 Ramlal F. Dulichand (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.006 1080 400 729 Shivnarayan F.Ramlal (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.002 1081 400 651/2 Jagdish F. Bhavarlal (Bairagi) Khindiakhedi 0.005 1082 400 735 Jagdish F. Bhavarlal (Bairagi) Khindiakhedi 0.004 1083 400 738 Heera F. Rama (Bheel) Khindiakhedi 0.004 1084 400 739 Heera F. Rama (Bheel) Khindiakhedi 0.003 1085 400 741 Govt. Land (Sewer - 1.60 Ha) Khindiakhedi 0.003 1086 400 743 Radheshyam F. Gokul (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.003 1087 400 742 Radheshyam F. Gokul (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.002 Shree Krishna F. Bhairulal 1088 400 150 Nishaniya 0.001 (Dangi) Shree Krishna F. Bhairulal 1089 400 149 Nishaniya 0.008 (Dangi) Shree Krishna F. Bhairulal 1090 400 145 Nishaniya 0.012 (Dangi) Motilal, Ramprasad, Mukesh 1091 400 144 Nishaniya 0.006 F. Laxminarayan (Dangi)
148 Survey Affected Fruit Other Sl.No. Dia Farmer Details Village Name Number Area (Ha) Trees Trees 1092 400 137 Govt. Land (Talai - 1.395 Ha) Nishaniya 0.006 Bhagirath, Shivnarayan 1093 400 142 Nishaniya 0.002 F. Ramnarayan (Dangi) 1094 400 140 Ramlal Gokul F. Pannalal (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.003 1095 400 141 Kaluram F. Ramnarayan (Dangi) Nishaniya 0.002 Baalchand, Ramesh, 1096 400 597 Khindiakhedi 0.003 Mohanlal F. Prabhulal (Dangi) 1097 400 596 Bhairulal F. Heeralal (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.004 1098 400 592 Barda F. Pura (Gujar) Khindiakhedi 0.004 Premchand Bharat F. Ghisa 1099 400 564 Khindiakhedi 0.004 (Bheel) 1100 400 591 Baalchand F. Gulab (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.010 1101 400 590 Shivlal F. Dhula (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.007 1102 400 574/2 Hajarilal F. Laxman (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.004 1103 400 574/1 Purilal F. Laxman (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.002 1104 400 187 Shyamlal F. Bapulal (Bheel) Khindiakhedi 0.012 Premchand Bharat F. Ghisa 1105 400 188 Khindiakhedi 0.003 (Bheel) Premchand Bharat F. Ghisa 1106 400 186 Khindiakhedi 0.003 (Bheel) Govt. Land ( Gairamumakin - 0.10 1107 400 185 Khindiakhedi 0.003 Ha) 1108 400 184 Bhairulal F. Heeralal (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.002 1109 400 147 Bhairulal F. Heeralal (Dangi) Khindiakhedi 0.010
149 Annexure 14 : Approved Collector Rates of Agriculture Land of Nalkheda Tehsil, Agar Malwa District
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153 Annexure 16 : Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to document foregone compensation for temporary land use
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