00:00The BTI state of Bihar, along with the Commissioner's House of Gorakhpur, the House of Public Officials and the House of the Public,
00:06has declared its right to acquire this property, and has taken a step from the Bihar government to do so.
00:14After that, the Bihar team is occupying this land in Gorakhpur's Bitiya Hata, and because of this, there is a ruckus in Bitiya Hata.
00:24The special thing is that the land on which the Bitiya state is declaring its right, there are more than a hundred houses built there.
00:32Their records are registered in the Tehsir administration.
00:35There are many such houses that have been built by the poor under the Prime Minister's Housing Scheme.
00:40In that, the houses of these big officials are also included.
00:43The people living there and the local community are also very angry.
00:47It is said that four to five generations ago, people settled on this land, and the housing development has also made it a government-owned property.
00:58So how can the Bitiya state take over it?
01:01If we look at it, the housing development has taken over almost 75-80% of the land of the Bitiya state.
01:09And if the housing development has taken over, then the government has taken over by law.
01:15The land has been taken over by law.
01:18As far as I know, the Muawaja Treasury has also taken over the land.
01:21So if a government entity has taken over a government property and has developed a housing development,
01:29then I do not understand the purpose of looking for the property of the Bihar government.
01:33Even though I am constantly reading that the Bihar government and the Uttar Pradesh government are negotiating with each other.
01:38And the government land, roads, ponds, parks will be mutually transferred to each other.
01:45I am very happy with the fact that the government land will be mutually transferred to the government land.
01:52And the lands that the people have allocated to the housing development,
01:59on which they have been building their houses for three generations, will the government take action on them?
02:04Will the government take action on them?
02:07Will the government take action on them?
02:10So I request the government to negotiate with each other,
02:17and the people who have been living here for two or three generations,
02:21and if they are not treated with justice, then they should not be neglected.
02:25This matter is between the two governments, in which the people are currently in a dilemma.
02:31We have been living here for at least four generations.
02:35We have been living here for four generations, and our ancestors have passed away.
02:39We are also divided.
02:41And here, there is no new settlement.
02:44Here, we have to live with the manager.
02:48We have to do our own work.
02:50We are also divided.
02:52What do you think if the land is removed or not?
02:56We have been living here for a long time,
03:00and there is no settlement.
03:03We are poor people.
03:05We have no money.
03:07We have been living here for a long time,
03:09and our ancestors have passed away.
03:13We are also divided.
03:15There is no new settlement.
03:17We are also divided.
03:19We are also divided.
03:21We are also divided.
03:23Sir, would you like to know what kind of work is being done by the government
03:26in this matter related to the property of Betia Raj?
03:32In this regard, the Chief Development Officer of Gorakhpur District has said
03:36that whatever action is being taken,
03:38you will be informed of it with the final decision.
03:53Mukesh Pandey, ET Bharat, Gorakhpur.
