To
Shri Barun Mitra
Chairman
Ship Breaking Scrap Committee
Joint Secretary
Union Ministry of Shipping
New Delhi
April 5. 2015
Subject-Recovery of loss of revenue from GMB for rent and development charge for Alang plots
Sir,
In
pursuance of my earlier communications this is to draw your attention
towards the actual length of the plot on Alang beach, Bhavnagar, Gujarat
which is allotted to ship breakers on rent, which leads to loss of
revenue to the government.
I submit that all plots are much more than breath of
the various sites X 45 m standard. The rent and development charge is
being charged for 45 m standard only although the sites are double and
triple the size of 45 m length. (development charge- Rs 200/meter/year,
rent-Rs 60/m/year)
I submit that there is no justification for
such mistake. The officials of Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB) should be
held accountable and liable and the loss of revenue must be recovered at
the earliest.
ToxicsWatch Alliance (TWA) has been working on the
issue of shipbreaking for several years and has been an applicant in
the Hon'ble Supreme Court and is currently pursuing a related case in
the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC).
Thanking You
Yours faithfully
Gopal Krishna
ToxicsWatch Alliance (TWA)
Mb: 08227816731, 09818089660
E-mail:gopalkrishna1715@gmail.com
Web: www.toxicswatch.org
Cc
Comptroller & Auditor General of India
Central Vigilance Commissioner
Shri Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Shipping
Shri Rajiv Mehrishi, Secretary, Union Ministry of Finance
Shri Rajive Kumar, Secretary, Union Ministry of Shipping
Accountant General (A&E), Gujarat
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Date: Sun, 14 Dec 2014 19:38:31 +0700
Subject: Recovery of loss of revenue from GMB for rent and development charge for Alang plots
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To
Comptroller & Auditor General of India
Government of India
New Delhi
Accountant General (A&E),
Gujarat
Subject-Recovery of loss of revenue from GMB for rent and development
charge for Alang plots
Sir,
This is to draw your attention towards the actual length of the plot on Alang beach, Bhavnagar, Gujarat which is allotted to ship breakers on rent, which leads to loss of revenue to the government.
I submit that almost of all plots are much more than breath of the various sites X 45 m standard. The rent and development charge is being charged for 45 m standard only although the sites are double and triple the size of 45 m length. (development charge- Rs 200/meter/year, rent-Rs 60/m/year)
I submit that there is no justification for such mistake. The officials of Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB) should be held accountable and liable and the loss of revenue must be recovered at the earliest.
ToxicsWatch Alliance (TWA) has been working on the issue of shipbreaking for several years and has been an applicant in the Hon'ble Supreme Court and is currently pursuing a related case in the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC).
Thanking You
Yours faithfully
Gopal Krishna
ToxicsWatch Alliance (TWA)
Mb: 08227816731, 09818089660
E-mail:gopalkrishna1715@gmail.com
Web: www.toxicswatch.org
Cc
Central Vigilance Commissioner
Shri Nitin Gadkari, Union Minister of Shipping
Shri Rajive Kumar, Secretary, Union Ministry of Shipping
Dr. Alok Srivastava, Joint Secretary, Union Ministry of Shipping
Chairman, Gujarat Maritime Board
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