Sao Jose De Areal Village Union - St Jose de Areal Republic Day protest




To All, REPUBLIC DAY WAS CELEBRATED IN ST JOSE DE AREAL by demonstrating outside panchayat with banners and placards.The sarpanch gave NOC for crushers, scrap yards without any documents but this type NOC is not given to any villager to repair their house or construct a house, why is panchayat not taking their people into confidence and supporting them instead of supporting outsiders to do illegal bussiness.contact for any more deatils , Peter 9422446924


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Sao Jose De Areal Village Union
Reg. no. 121/2008
Mogall Areal bhava - bhoinano
Arealachem sundor rup. Dongranim xetanim ani zada-pedanim bhorlolem. Hem amkam Devachem dennem. Purvozanim ho ganv Bhagivont Josechea manak bhottoilolo ani amkam samballun dovrlolo.
BHAV BHOINANO AREALCHI AIZ HI PORISTITTI ZAVUN ASA.
43 illegal scrap yards creating all types of pollution (tax free)
19 years passed for 6 kms of Paddy fields covered under irrigation cannel. No water till date.
2 Railway tracks KRC & SCR and 3rd link Railway tracks already planned in RP 2021.
Illegal mega projects, (600 nos. flats construction going on) without proper planning of garbage, sewage, health, sanitation, water, electricity, infrastructure & population.
2 Industrial estates & many tiles factories, sawmills (land rate 275/sq.mts) not a single owner is a villager. No employment for villagers.
Communidade land under forest given on lease by Communidade of Curtorim. 46 crusher and 40 stone quarries are sold on lease @ Rs. 8/- to 18/- per sq.mts. But only about 10 crusher belong to villagers. All this stone quarries and crusher are destroying our hills mercilessly without giving due respect for God creation but no land for housing for locals.
Two Salaulim dam water pipe lines (1.5 mts. dia.) each with parallel road.
5 mega cement godowns and other polluting industries Illegally running in Areal without tax.
About 1000 plots are developed in Areal by filling tenanted paddy fields without open space & garbage segregation area.
Increase in murders, crimes, garbage dump, malaria, gambling on rise in our village e.g. Ramnagri.
Rapidly increase of Ration card, voting card and population without increase in Birth rate rise in Areal & also Duplicate ration card & voting cards are issued.
On other side our village do not have Hospital, No proper Panchyat Ghar , Market Complex, garbage site, ground, jogging park , Garden , children park, ITI library, Collage, Jim, no development of S.T., O.B.C. & other schemes. But NOC for more crusher, scrap yard, mega project are issued.
For last 4 years we are protesting & raising our voice especially in Gram Sabha on the above mention issues. But Panchyat sarpanch has not even bordered to attend Gram Sabha AND do not take any action & refuse to give appointment to discuss this above village illegal destructive issue.
Therefore we all will UNITE & STAND to protest silently & pray near the Panchyat. On 26th January 2011 at 8.00 am to 10.00 am after hosting the Indian National flag. There will be also Gram Sabha in Panchyat office, so please come and join to save our village Sao Jose De Areal.
SOGLIM BHAVA - BHOINAM EKTTAIM ZAUMIA
ANI
AMI EKVOTTAN SAMBALLIA BHAGIVONT JOSECHO GANV
DEV BOREM KORUM MOG ASUM DI


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