Panaji:
NRIs, fearing land grab by mafias, are
indiscriminately selling their ancestral land in Goa at throw away price, which
has triggered real estate rush in this tiny state.
According to Chief
Minister Manohar Parrikar, a lot of land owned by the expatriates was
encroached or fraudulently sold by politicians and conmen, which had forced
these NRIs to sell off their ancestral properties, instead of managing them.
Parrikar was speaking
at a function in the state secretariat to launch the official website of the
Goa government's Non-Resident Indian (NRI) Commission.
"Perhaps we can
keep off the rush of big builders," Parrikar said, suggesting that the
website for NRIs should also contain links to the Goa government's revenue
department interactive portal, which offers GPS enabled images as well as
property details at the click of a button.
"At least they can
keep track of their properties that way and make sure there are no forged
entries or encroachment," Parrikar said.
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