This is the story of the villagers of Meerpur in Ghaziabad district of Uttar Pradesh, bordering Delhi.
On a piece of land in this village, the government wanted to build a solid waste management plant.
However, the locals demanded setting up of an inter- college and resorted to an agitation.
In the end, the villagers won and a decision has been taken in their favour, according to officials.
Now, the educational institute will be constructed on that land soon, the officials said.
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"The land has been identified and proposal has been forwarded to the DM by me," said Prem Singh Ranjan, sub- district magistrate of Loni.
This village was earlier adopted by Ghaziabad's Lok Sabha member V K Singh for development.
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