North municipal corporation planning to sell 132 plots at throwaway rates: AAP
The Hindu
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The Aam Aadmi Party on Thursday alleged that the BJP-governed North Delhi Municipal Corporation is planning to sell 132 plots in Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar at “throwaway price to fill its own pockets”.
AAP MLA Dilip Pandey claimed that 94 of these 132 plots marked for sale by the BJP were meant for building hospitals, toilets and night shelters for the poor. “Why is the North MCD going to sell 132 plots at throwaway prices? Now that it is certain that they [BJP] will be kicked out, they are plundering whatever is left after their 15-year-long pillaging to fill their pockets,” Mr. Pandey said.
The AAP leader said the BJP was selling land which could have generated much-needed revenue. He added that the BJP had already handed over a substantial chunk of land demarcated for building schools and health centres to the parking mafia.
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