Bhopal Master Plan Draws 15,000 Objections Over Land Use, TNCP Begins Scrutiny; Only Government Can Approve Changes
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Town and Country Planning (TNCP) department has begun to scrutinise the objections to the draft Bhopal Master Plan, which has drawn 15,000 objections from different corners. After the scrutiny, the government will hear the objections. Most of the objections and suggestions have come from traders, farmers, and residents. The farmers' objections remain associated with…
In Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, the Town and Country Planning (TNCP) department is examining objections to the draft Bhopal Master Plan, which has amassed 15,000 objections from various sources. The objections primarily come from traders, farmers, and residents. Farmers have concerns about their land, desiring a shift in land use to residential for increased property values.
They also seek modifications in land use within catchment areas. Traders, on the other hand, argue that commercial properties currently zoned for residential use should have legal backing. Most of these suggestions pertain to residential land use. Residents oppose the conversion of residential properties into commercial ones due to road width concerns.
However, it's the government that holds the authority to amend the master plan. Once the objections are scrutinized, they will be presented to the government for decision-making. The TNCP, responsible for drafting the master plan, cannot make changes to it. Thus, Bhopal Police has banned carbide guns, cannons, and modified firecrackers for two months ahead of Diwali due to safety concerns.
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