KIADB sells 90-acre land meant for project to realtor; now government has to intervene to cancel the allotmentCaption: The land near Beechanakuppe that Karnataka Urban Water Supply and Drainage Board wants to set up Hale Unduwadi Drinking Water Project. Picture right shows KIADB Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Pankaj Kumar Pandey leading the team during an inspection of the land in Nov. 2017.
Mysuru, Mar.11 (RK&BCT)- Even as the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) is hopeful of taking back a plot of land from the Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board (KIADB) that it had identified to set up a mega water treatment plant as part of the proposed Hale Unduwadi drinking water scheme for Mysuru, the project may not see the light of the day soon. It is doubtful for at least this summer as the State will go to polls in early May and the Election Code of Conduct will be in force before that.
