In future lets say a protester or a criminal wears police dress and starts m*lesting or attacking someone. Who will be accountable for that ?

I also saw so many police in civil dress.

Delhi protests alli enu nadithide antha correct agi yaav kade inda nu gothagthilla. Ond kade Dipke was arrested antha banthu , innond kade illa arrest aagilla anthidaare. Ond kade education protest innond kade Article 370 bagge nu ide anthidaare. En nadithide ?? any info is appreciated - just trying to understand situation better.

What is your opinion on this ?

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A 400 kV interstate transmission line (the Udupi–Kasaragod Transmission Project) is currently being constructed through Udupi, Dakshina Kannada and Kasaragod.

This post is not against the project. We understand that transmission infrastructure is important. The concern is how affected farmers are being treated.

Many farmers allege that: Compensation being offered for agricultural land is far below prevailing local market values. Standing income-generating trees have been cut before compensation disputes were resolved. Landowners are not being provided with the documents needed to independently verify how compensation has been calculated.

Small residual portions of agricultural land are left fragmented and difficult to use after the transmission corridor passes through them. Many affected families have little experience dealing with land acquisition, revenue records or legal procedures.

for eg: some people have just 15 cents of farmable land to farm paddy, 1cent is about 435sqft, of which they are considering only 70-75% of each plot of land and they are paying only about ₹2300 per cent of land.

how are people going to use their land under 400kv of transmission wire

that is what the petition means by not fair compensation.

And this project is an important project for karnataka and the national grid, hence relevant to sub of karnatakas capital

According to the petition, the project affects villages across Bantwal, Karkala, Kapu, Mangaluru and Udupi, with thousands of farmers and large numbers of coconut, arecanut, pepper and other plantation trees potentially impacted.

The petition does not seek to stop the project. It asks for:

1. Fair market-value compensation for affected land and trees.

2. An independent joint assessment of damaged trees, crops and structures.

3. A halt to further tree-felling and construction on disputed land until compensation issues are resolved.

4. Completion and disclosure of required statutory and environmental approvals.

5. A transparent grievance redressal mechanism and accountability from the authorities

If you believe infrastructure projects should also treat affected farmers fairly, please consider reading, signing and sharing the petition.

Petition:

https://c.org/nRjDDTg2pN

Even if you cannot sign, an upvote or share would help bring attention.

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