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Former Minister accused of trying to forcibly take over farmland

Former Minister accused of trying to forcibly take over farmland
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Farmers in the Vijayapura district of Karnataka have accused former Minister S.S. Mallikarjun of using undue influence to forcibly acquire 66 acres of fertile land for industrial sugar factory projects. The farmers are calling for government intervention, claiming that the land acquisition process violates legal frameworks and lacks fair compensation.

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This conflict highlights the ongoing tension between industrial development and the protection of agricultural land rights in India.

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Leaders of some farmers associations have complained that the former Minister S.S. Mallikarjun is trying to forcibly obtain farmland for some industrial projects in Vijayapura district.

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The article reports on allegations made by farmer associations while noting that the accused party has not yet responded, maintaining a balanced reporting structure.

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