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A villager sprays water on children and women to relieve them from heat as they were lying on the ground during their protest against turning their farmland into an industrial development area for a $12 billion steel plant of South Korean conglomerate Posco in Jagatsinghpur district of Orissa, on June 11, 2011 - PTI.
Land acquisition for Posco’s mega steel plant in Orissa’s Jagatsinghpur, which was to have resumed on June 17 and remained stalled, was again put off after the president of a pro-project group resigned today.
The resignation of Anadi Rout, president of the Joint Action Committee (JAC), apparently came after resentment brewed among leaders that contractors from outside would be employed for setting up the boundary wall of the project.
The resentment gained ground as some members alleged involvement of a kin of the JAC president in engaging an outsider as contractor on his behalf, sources said.
Officials of state-owned Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (IIDCO) and contractors last night visited Polanga and Noliasahi villages under Gadakujanga panchayat for laying the foundation for the boundary walls.
This socalled Pro-POSCO JAC, after all, is a gang of tekedars out grabbing profitable contracts at the upcoming POSCO Steel Plant!
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