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Yogi Cabinet Approves Ayodhya NSG Centre on 26 Hectares
The Uttar Pradesh government has approved land for a new National Security Guard centre in Ayodhya.
The land covers about 26 hectares, or 65 acres.
It will be given free to the Ministry of Home Affairs.
The centre is planned because many pilgrims, tourists and important visitors travel to Ayodhya.
Officials say it could help respond quickly to serious security threats.
The land may only be used for the NSG centre.
If construction or use does not begin within three years, the land will return to the state government.
The land is valued at Rs.
16.90 crore.
The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet approved the free transfer of 26 hectares, approximately 65 acres, of barren land in Ayodhya.
The land will be given to the Ministry of Home Affairs to establish a Regional Centre of the National Security Guard.
The site is in Pure Lalkhan village in Milkipur tehsil, and its stated market value is Rs. 16.90 crore.
Officials said the centre is intended to strengthen security around Shri Ram Mandir and improve emergency response capabilities.
If the land is not used within three years, or the requirement ends, it will revert to the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Department.
- Who
- The Uttar Pradesh Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, approved the transfer to the Ministry of Home Affairs for use by the National Security Guard.
- What
- A free transfer of 26 hectares of barren land was approved for establishing an NSG Regional Centre.
- Where
- Pure Lalkhan village in Milkipur tehsil, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh.
- When
- At a Cabinet meeting chaired by Yogi Adityanath; the article does not provide a date.
- Why
- To strengthen security around Shri Ram Mandir and Ayodhya and enable a faster response to potential security challenges.
Key facts
- Land area
- 26 hectares, approximately 65 acres
- Land status
- Barren land in Pure Lalkhan village, Milkipur tehsil
- Recipient
- Ministry of Home Affairs
- Planned facility
- Regional Centre of the National Security Guard
- Stated market value
- Rs. 16.90 crore
- Use restriction
- The land may be used only for establishing the NSG Regional Centre
- Reversion condition
- The land will revert to the Uttar Pradesh Revenue Department if unused within three years or if the requirement ends
Sources
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