Mumbai : The state government can use acquired lands for any other purpose if the purpose for which the land was acquired has been achieved, according to Maharashtra government.
The legal heirs of the erstwhile owner of the lands in Dahisar claimed that instead of expanding the existing Remote Receiving Station by the Airports Authority of India, the Mumbai International Airport Private Limited, which subsequently took over airport operations, is planning to use 50 per cent of the land to resettle and rehabilitate people who have encroached upon the airport land.
The affidavit filed by Kishore Agraharkar, special land acquisition officer, states that “lands once acquired for a public purpose cannot be returned to original owners.”
“As per Supreme Court judgment land once acquired for public purpose need not be given back. It’s upto the airport authorities to decide what to do with the land,” said assistant government pleader G W Mattos.
The legal heirs, reclaiming the two tracts of land measuring 12 acres, stated that the land will be used for rehabilitation of encroachers instead of expanding the RRS as revealed in an earlier affidavit filed by the authorities.
Petitioner Anwar Hajee Cassum Agboatwala and other legal heirs state that such a change of purpose is not permissible even if it is assumed it is for a public purpose.
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