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- Slum residents' association members in Raichuru protested outside the district administration office over delays in allotting house sites under the Devraj Urs Special Category Scheme.
- According to the report, 1,663 beneficiaries, including domestic workers, widows, disabled persons, nomads, devadasi women and sanitation workers, applied over four years ago but have not received sites.
- The protesters said over 10,000 people in the city live without their own plots and alleged that the monthly officials' committee meeting required under the scheme has never been held, despite bill collectors having submitted survey reports.
- The association submitted a memorandum urging the administration to identify government or private land and allot sites to the 1,663 beneficiaries soon.
What to watch next
- Whether the district administration acts on the memorandum and identifies government or private land for allotment
- Whether the monthly officials' committee meeting under the scheme, chaired by the Deputy Commissioner, is finally convened
- Any response to the demand for speedy allotment of sites to the 1,663 beneficiaries
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Named India · Department of Women and Child Development · District Administration · Mahamagara Palika · Basavaraj Masuru · Janardana Hallibenchi · Raichuru Slum Residents Action Committee
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