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basic question to ALL
by imran patel on Jul 11, 2008 12:29 AM
Does the state/central government have the AUTHORITY to award Public land to any group/individual/foundation ?
In my opinion, NO.
Public property means it is the property of the people of that state/nation/city.
The government is the custodian of that property. A caretaker, not the owner.
If the government wants to allocate/award land, it must do so by the consent of the people. This can be done in two ways,
- Put it on the ballot and let people decide. - Introduce a bill in the state assembly and let people vote on it.
Let me repeat. Government (PM/CM) do not have the constitutional authority to give away public property without the proper consent.
They are not KINGS !!!
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