GUWAHATI: Landholders in Guwahati under Mission Bashundhara can now obtain temporary clearance by paying a 10% premium, according to a decision by the Assam Cabinet. This was announced by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday, November 26.
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The move will allow residents to use their land for various purposes while adhering to legal formalities.
However, if the land is sold, the remaining 90% premium must be paid by the seller. The decision is expected to ease land-related issues and provide clarity for property owners in the city.
In another financial decision, the Cabinet approved a fund of Rs 223.26 crore for microfinance beneficiaries. A total of 78,046 people will benefit from this initiative, providing much-needed financial relief to economically weaker sections.
