TAHDCO industrial sheds at Perundurai lying unused for over 25 years, says association
The premises have also become a hub for anti-social activities, the association alleged.It said several organisations, including the Communist Party of India (CPI), had repeatedly urged the government to renovate the sheds, relax the eligibility norms and allot them to beneficiaries. The association also claimed that SIPCOT had resumed nearly 50 acres of the 150 acres originally allotted to TAHDCO after the land remained unused for several years and had subsequently allotted it to private industrial units. It sought details of the action taken on its representation.
- ▪The premises have also become a hub for anti-social activities, the association alleged.It said several organisations, including the Communist Party of India (CPI), had repeatedly urged the government to renovate the sheds, relax the eligib
- ▪The association also claimed that SIPCOT had resumed nearly 50 acres of the 150 acres originally allotted to TAHDCO after the land remained unused for several years and had subsequently allotted it to private industrial units.
- ▪It sought details of the action taken on its representation.
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The Perundurai SIPCOT Affected People’s Welfare Association has urged the State government to renovate and allot 200 industrial sheds constructed by the Tamil Nadu Adi Dravidar Housing and Development Corporation (TAHDCO) at the Perundurai Sipcot Industrial Growth Centre, stating that they have remained unused for more than 25 years.In a representation submitted to the Minister for Social Justice Vanni Arasu, the association said 150 acres of land in the 2,700-acre Perundurai SIPCOT Industrial Growth Centre had been allotted to TAHDCO.
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