"Land acquisition was carried out and 10 betel vine plantations were razed to the ground at Gobindpur village with the cooperation of villagers," Additional District Magistrate (Paradip) Surjit Das said.
As many as 65 trees were also cut during today's operations, he said, adding Rs 17 lakh would be paid to the farmers whose betel vineyards were demolished and trees cut.
About 250 acres of land had been acquired during four days of acquisition drive undertaken last month, the ADM said.
However, it has been decided not to undertake any land acquisition operation at Patana village for now, he said adding that earlier it had been made clear that no land would be acquired in Dhinkia village for the mega steel project.
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