Shifting of Millennium bus depot: DDA to handover plots to DTC
BY Agencies2 May 2014 5:36 AM IST
Agencies2 May 2014 5:36 AM IST
Delhi Development Authority, a land developing agency, told a bench of Justice S K Mishra that it will be giving around eight acres of land to the DTC at Sarai Kale Khan area.
Rest around 20 acres of land in phase IV of Rohini area and certain portions of DDA land at Karkari Mode in east Delhi will be given to the Delhi Transport Corporation, Rajiv Bansal, the counsel for DDA, said.
While formalities related to transfer of plots at Sarai Kale Khan and Rohini will take four months, the process, in relation to Karkari Mode may take six months time, he said.
Earlier, the Delhi government had told the court that it will take nine months to shift the DTC Millennium bus depot, built by the then Sheila Dikshit government.
The bench had directed the government to file an affidavit appraising the court about the reasonable time for vacating the site.
It had asked the DTC and the city government to make a statement as to how much time it required for vacating the site and had warned of imposing a cost.
Rest around 20 acres of land in phase IV of Rohini area and certain portions of DDA land at Karkari Mode in east Delhi will be given to the Delhi Transport Corporation, Rajiv Bansal, the counsel for DDA, said.
While formalities related to transfer of plots at Sarai Kale Khan and Rohini will take four months, the process, in relation to Karkari Mode may take six months time, he said.
Earlier, the Delhi government had told the court that it will take nine months to shift the DTC Millennium bus depot, built by the then Sheila Dikshit government.
The bench had directed the government to file an affidavit appraising the court about the reasonable time for vacating the site.
It had asked the DTC and the city government to make a statement as to how much time it required for vacating the site and had warned of imposing a cost.
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