The Bangalore Development Authority (GBDA) says it has secured 90% consent for acquiring land in Bidadi township, Karnataka. However, local farmers are disputing the claim and have staged protests, alleging inadequate compensation and forced displacement. The standoff highlights growing tensions over urban expansion and land rights in the state, prompting calls for transparent negotiations.
The Bangalore Development Authority (GBDA) says it has secured 90% consent for acquiring land in Bidadi township, Karnataka. However, local farmers are disputing the claim and have staged protests, alleging inadequate compensation and forced displacement. The standoff highlights growing tensions over urban expansion and land rights in the state, prompting calls for transparent negotiations.