After objections, Hosaritti society decides to auction property
Following objections to the sale of property for funding a new degree college building in Hosaritti, the National Education Society has decided to cancel the sale and instead auction 12 sites publicly. The decision was announced by society officials during a press meet in Hubballi. They emphasized transparency and collective consultation in the revised fundraising approach. The auction aims to generate funds while addressing public concerns over the earlier sale process.
- ▪The National Education Society initially sold 12 sites to fund a new degree college building in Hosaritti.
- ▪Objections were raised against the sale, prompting the society to reconsider its decision.
- ▪The management has withdrawn the earlier sale and will now auction the 12 sites publicly.
- ▪The decision was announced by chairman Rajendraprasad Hallikeri and other office-bearers in Hubballi.
- ▪The auction is intended to ensure transparency and address public concerns about fund mobilization.
- ▪The degree college in Hosaritti is recently established and requires a new building for operations.
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In the wake of objections being raised over sale of property to mobilise funds for the construction of a new building for the recently started degree college in Hosaritti by National Education Society, the management members have decided to hold a public auction.Addressing presspersons in Hubballi on Tuesday, chairman Rajendraprasad Hallikeri, secretary Viranna Chakki and other office-bearers, including Gudlesh Hallikeri, Girish Ankalkoti, Somanath Mahajanshettar, P.G. Gourimani and Ramesh Ekbote, clarified that they have decided to withdraw their earlier decision and auction the 12 sites that have been sold with an intention to mobilise funds for a new degree college building.
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