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After GSU, forum opposes GHADC’s one time settlement plan

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TURA: The New Tura Development Forum (NTDF) on Monday lent support to the opposition made by the GSU from Dadenggre towards the resolution taken by the GHADC to grant one time settlement to the people residing in B-Mahal areas.

“The Forum expresses its great dismay over the alleged decision of the Executive Committee of the District Council without going into details on the pros and cons of their decisions,” it said in a statement.

Condemning the alleged decision which it said amounts to gross violation of the extant policy of the Autonomous Council, the NTDF questioned the GHADC, on what basis the decision was taken to grant the so-called One Time Settlement rights.

“We appreciate the GSU for their prompt reaction and for taking up the matter with the District Council in time and also strongly oppose the alleged decision to grant the settlement rights and urged the District Council authorities to immediately review and rescind their decisions,” the forum stated while cautioning the GHADC not to take such decisions without the approval of the people in future.

 The forum also urged other organizations from the region including the general public to strongly oppose the decision.

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