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Pradesh Congress Committee challenges land leasing rules in Uttarakhand

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What happened

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An 11-member delegation from the Pradesh Congress Committee met with the Governor of Uttarakhand at Lok Bhavan and submitted a memorandum on November 2, 2026, regarding land issues in the state. Delegation members alleged that the state government is selling or leasing plots of land described as historic heritage without adhering to established rules. They further claimed there was a conspiracy to transfer land to hoteliers and businessmen at low prices.

From indiagazette.com

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The memorandum raises concerns about the regulatory framework governing land allotment and use in Uttarakhand. The allegations suggest that the process for transferring state land may bypass standard governmental procedures.

From indiagazette.com

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    Land investment in Uttarakhand might face increased regulatory risk due to the challenges raised against state land policies.

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