Why Farmers in Sidlaghatta Are Opposing Karnataka’s 2800 Acre Deep Tech Park

Farmers oppose proposed deep tech park acquisition | Fertile agricultural land faces industrial development threat | Chikkaballapur villagers fear loss of livelihoods | Compensation package remains contentious among landowners | Government pitches project as manufacturing growth hub | Protests continue outside district collector’s office | Debate intensifies over development versus agriculture For decades, the fields of Sidlaghatta have fed Bengaluru with grapes, mangoes and other agricultural produce. But now, these farmlands are facing a different future. The Karnataka government’s proposed Sir MV Deep Tech Park will acquire over 2,800 acres across 13 villages. Farmers fear losing their land and livelihoods, while the government highlights industrial growth and job creation. DH’s Ashwin B M reports from the ground in Sidlaghatta. #Chikkaballapur #FarmersProtest #DeepTechPark #KIADB #KarnatakaNews #LandAcquisition #Agriculture #Industrialisation #Bengaluru #ruraleconomy ------------ Liked the video? Tell us how we are doing in the comments section and don't forget to subscribe to our channel. Hit the Bell icon & never miss a video from Deccan Herald. For latest news, views & analysis log on to https://www.deccanherald.com/ Subscribe to our Telegram notifications: https://t.me/DeccanHeraldNews Facebook:   / deccanherald