Rs. 1 cr. to purchase land for bus stand

Govt. promises to provide Rs. 7 crore as grant

October 22, 2015 12:00 am | Updated 05:41 am IST - NAMAKKAL:

Despite opposition from DMK councillors, the Namakkal Municipality has allotted Rs. 1 crore for purchase of land for the new bus stand at Mudalaipatti on the Bangalore – Madurai National Highway 44 (earlier NH 7).

The Chief Minister, during the conference of Collectors and police officers held in Chennai on December 13, 2013, announced that a new bus stand would be established in Namakkal town at Rs. 35 crore.

The 12.90- acre land belonging to Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments in Mudalaipatti was selected for the bus stand as the municipality needed to pay Rs. 8.06 crore for purchase of the land.

However, the government promised to provide Rs. 7 crore as grant while the municipality needed to provide Rs. 1.06 crore from its general fund to purchase the land.

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