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GOVERNMENTOF THE PUNJABENERGY DEPARTMENTRENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT SECTORINVESTMENTPROGRAM (REDSIP)(ADB Loan No. 2286-PAK)Punjab Power Management Unit (PPMU)TRANCHE ISECOND EXTERNAL MONITORING FOR THEIMPLEMENTATION OF SHORT LAND ACQUISITION ANDRESETTLEMENT PLAN (LARP)OFPAKPATTAN (2.82 MW) HYDRO POWER PROJECT(Pakpattan Canal RD- 114 + 000)October 2012ENGINEERING GENERAL CONSULTANTSEGC (PVT) LTD.49-D-1, Gulberg III, Lahore, Pakistan.Tel: 042 35754751Fax: 042 35760030E-mail: info@egcpakistan.comWebsite:www.egcpakistan.com

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPPTABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................................ 1LIST OF TABLES ...................................................................................................................... 1ABBREVIATIONS ..................................................................................................................... 2EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ........................................................................................................... 31 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 41.1 Background ......................................................................................................... 41.2 Project Description .............................................................................................. 41.3 Objectives of the External Monitoring .................................................................. 41.4 Internal Monitoring Report ................................................................................... 51.5 Due Diligence Report .......................................................................................... 52. APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY ................................................................................. 63. IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF SHORT LARP .............................................................. 63.1 Projects Impacts ................................................................................................. 63.2 Status of Payment ............................................................................................... 74. PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS .............................................................................................. 85. COMPLIANCE ON THE ACTIONS PROPOSED IN FIRST EM REPORT ........................105.1 Status of Compliance ............................................................................................ 106. CONCLUSIONS ................................................................................................................11Selected Photographs ............................................................................................................12ANNEX .....................................................................................................................................14LIST OF TABLESTable 1: Land Acquisition and Associated Impacts ..................................................................... 7Table 2: Status of Disbursement of Payment to the AFs ............................................................. 8Table 3: List of Participants during the Consultative Meetings ..................................................... 9Annex A: Details of Compensation Paid to the AFs ................................................................... 151

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPPABBREVIATIONSADBAFsAPsDDEMIMRLARLARPPIDPDPHPPPPMUREDSIPRDSDOTAXENAsian Development BankAffected FamiliesAffected PersonsDeputy DirectorExternal MonitoringInternal Monitoring ReportLand Acquisition and ResettlementLand Acquisition and Resettlement PlanPunjab Irrigation DepartmentProject DirectorPakpattan Hydropower ProjectPunjab Power Management UnitRenewable Energy Development Sector Investment ProgramReduced DistanceSub Divisional OfficerTechnical AssistanceExecutive Engineer2

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPPEXECUTIVE SUMMARY1. The “Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)” isbeing implemented with the assistance of Asian Development Bank (ADB Loan No. 2286-PAK). The Pakpattan Hydropower project (RD 112+350 at Pakpattan Canal) is one of the 5proposed small to medium hydropower projects 1 ranging from 3.2 MW to 7.2 MW which areat different stages of implementation in the Punjab province. To meet the ADB safeguardrequirements, a Short Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) of Pakpattan HPPwas prepared by PPMU and approved by ADB on 17 October, 2011 for its implementation.2. To confirm and validate the LARP implementation status of the LARP, first externalmonitoring report was conducted in March 2012. This is the Second External MonitoringReport prepared based on the field survey conducted from 24 – 26 August, 2012. The majorfindings of the Second EMA report are as under:i). The payment of land compensation has already been made to all 27 AFs (landowners having 16 other shareholders) by the Revenue Department in November,2011, which has also been reflected in the first EMA report (March, 2012).ii). In case of outstanding payments of crops and trees, out of total 28 AFs, 27 AFs havereceived their payment, while 1 AF (leaseholder) is still unpaid. In fact, this unpaid AFis a leaseholder of the land owned by Hindu Auqaf. The PPMU in consultation withAuqaf Department should make the payment to this leftover AF by 31 October, 2012.Conclusions3. Based on the second EMA report, it can be concluded that on the whole, the ShortLARP of Pakpattan Hydropower Project (PHPP) has been sufficiently implemented and theproject site is clear for construction activities.Compliance on the Action Plan4. The status of compliance on the proposed Action Plan in the First EMA report(March, 2012) is as below:Tasks Proposed Action Timeline Todate Status ProposedActionCropsCompensationPayment of cropscompensation to be made toall 28 AFs (27 land ownersand 1 leaseholder).31 March,2012Out of total 28 AFs, the payment ofcrops has been made to 27 AFs,while 1 AF (leaseholder of HinduAuqaf Department) is still unpaid.Payment to 1leftover AF to bemade by thePPMU by 31Oct., 2012.TreesCompensationPayment of treescompensation to be made.31 March,2012Payment has been made to allrevised AFs (5 nos.) in June, 2012.-Disclosure ofShort LARPDisclosure of summary ofShort LARP after translatingin to Urdu, to APs and alsoplacement at field office.31 March,2012Disclosure of LARP has alreadybeen completed on 24 March, 2012.-Submission ofIMRPrepare and submit first IMRcovering the status ofprogress as of 15 March,2012.25 March,2012IMR prepared inMay, 2012.-1i) Pakpattan, ii) Marala, iii) Chianwali, iv) Deg Outfall and v) Okara Hydro Power Projects3

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPP1 INTRODUCTION1.1 Background1. The Government of Punjab is implementing the project of “Renewable EnergyDevelopment Sector Investment Program 2 (REDSIP)”, with the assistance of AsianDevelopment Bank ((ADB Loan No. 2286-PAK). It involves construction of five small tomedium hydropower stations ranging from 3.2 MW to 7.2 MW in the Punjab province. Thefeasibility studies of all the 5 projects including the i) Pakpattan, ii) Marala, iii) Chianwali, iv)Deg Outfall and v) Okara Hydro Power Projects have already been conducted during 2005by WAPDA through Consultants, while the preparation of feasibility studies of otherproposed five sites are being conducted. Based on the feasibility studies, the project ofPakpattan HHP (at canal RD 112+350) was proposed for the generation of 3.2 MW ofhydropower. This project was further reviewed under the ADB TA No. 4425-PAK. Finally, thePakpattan Canal site at RD 112+350 was considered for the installation of 2.82 MWHydropower Station. The proposed project is located at head Kumariwala, Tehsil and DistrictPakpattan.2. To meet the ADB safeguard requirements, a Short Land Acquisition andResettlement Plan (LARP) were prepared by the Punjab Power Management Unit (PPMU),Lahore. After the review, the ADB approved this LARP on 17 October, 2011 for itsimplementation as per implementation schedule given in the Resettlement Plan. To confirmand validate the LARP implementation status of the LARP, first external monitoring wasconducted in March 2012 and a report issued. The report at hand is the Second ExternalMonitoring Report and is based on the field survey conducted from 24 – 26 August, 2012.1.2 Project Description3. The Pakpattan is connected to National Highway (Lahore-Multan) at Okara throughDepalpur and Sahiwal. Access to the project area is gained from Pakpattan through metalledroad up to RD 112+350 and katcha road leading to powerhouse location at RD 114+000along the right bank of canal.4. The scope of civil works extends from the fall structure at RD 112+350 to the fall atRD 124+950 of the Pakpattan canal. The Pakpattan HPP consists of a combination of twofalls to utilize the head for energy output. A power canal by-pass from RD 113+000 to115+250 at right side of Pakpattan canal and the power house will be constructed under the“Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)” as a PakpattanHydropower Project (PHHP). The project includes intake section, gated spillway, powerhouse, and tail race section etc. The bed level and the embankment of power canalupstream of power house will be raised according to remodel cross sections up to RD112+350. The power canal downstream of the power house will be excavated up to RD124+950.1.3 Objectives of the External Monitoring5. The resettlement monitoring refers to the collection, analysis, reporting and use ofinformation relating to the progress of resettlement based on Entitlement Matrix/Resettlement Plan. The monitoring is an integral part during the implementation of LARP2 The government of Pakistan has initiated a project to develop indigenous, nonpolluting, and renewable sources of energy tohelp in order to meet the country’s power shortage and diversify the power sources. This will also improve the quality of thepower system, especially in rural areas. The Punjab province has also developed potential sites of low-head, high-volume smallhydropower stations that can be installed in the existing irrigation canal system with perennial water flows.4

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPPand facilitates to assess the implementation progress and decision making. The overallobjective of the study is to conduct external monitoring of the implementation of Short LARPand ascertain the efficiency of land acquisition process and adequacy in compensationassessed before acquiring the land and assets, adequacy of allowances provided to thevulnerable groups and timeliness of compensation disbursement, and efficiency ofconsultation and grievance redress mechanisms with focus on how the concerns of affectedpersons, especially those of female and other vulnerable groups are recorded andaddressed. Specifically, confirmation of full implementation of LARP through conductingexternal monitoring before the commencement of civil works is a pre-requisite under ADB’safeguards requirements.6. Keeping the foregoing objectives in view, the implementation progress of theapproved LARP is monitored to determine the updated progress on implementation statusand validate the payment made to the entitled APs. Furthermore, suggest remedialmeasures/ corrective action plan for the payment to leftover APs, are suggested.In order to achieve the objectives, the following aspects have been considered:Review the internal monitoring reports especially relating to the implementation of ShortLARP;Review the implementation status of resettlement activities including eligibility,entitlements, award of compensation, adequacy of budget, timeliness and institutionalarrangements;Review of community complaints/ grievance redress methods/ system of the project;Conduct consultations with the APs, community and other stakeholders;Suggest the remedial measures/ corrective action plan for leftover tasks.1.4 Internal Monitoring Report7. In accordance with the Resettlement plan, Quarterly Internal monitoring reports wereto prepare on monthly basis and submitted to ADB on Quarterly basis. In this context, firstIMR was prepared in May, 2012.1.5 Due Diligence Report8. The PPMU has prepared a Due Diligence Report (DDR) in September, 2012. DDRreflected some minor changes in the figures of Short LARP prepared in October, 2011. Thefollowing are the changes: The land acquired from Irrigation Department decreased from 3.4 acres to 2.47acres, while in case of land owned by Auqaf Department, it increased from 3.31acres to 4.25 acres. The number of wood trees owned privately decreased from 113 to 38.Accordingly, these changes have been incorporated in this external monitoring report.5

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPP2. APPROACH AND METHODOLOGY9. The Approach and Methodology section of the report covers a review of the progressof RP implementation including status of disbursement of payment to APs, redress ofcommunity complaints, relevant data collection and analysis.10. Both primary and secondary data was collected. Primary data was derived from theconsultations with APs/ interviews of 20 AFs. It included confirmatory information about thepayment received by APs and their concerns/ feedback about the implementation of theproject. The field survey was conducted from 24 – 26 August, 2011 and results were alsoshared with DD (Resettlement), PPMU. All collected data/ information from different sourceswere computerized and analysis was made to compile results.3. IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF SHORT LARP11. The project involved acquisition of private agricultural land (52.31 acres) and 6.71acres of government land. Due to the acquisition of private agricultural land, the loss of cropsand trees has also been accounted for in the Short LARP. The project impacts and status ofpayments are discussed in the ensuing section of the report.3.1 Projects Impacts12. In accordance with the Short LARP, the project impacts include:Total 59.02 acres to be acquired, out of which, 52.31 acres are private agricultural landowned by 27 people (AFs), while remaining 6.71 acres are owned by the government(Irrigation and Auqaf Departments);Affected crops on 55.6 acres of land (i.e. 52.31 acres of private land + 4.25 acrescultivated area of Auqaf Department land being cropped by a leaseholder).113 wood/ timber trees owned privately, while the revised number of trees are 38 as perDDR (September 2012).Total AFs are 28 (including 27 land owners and 1 leaseholder).6

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPPDetails relating to the project impacts are given in Table 1.Table 1: Land Acquisition and Associated ImpactsSr.No.Impact Quantity AFsAPs (FamilyMembers)Remarks1) Land Acquisitiona) Private Agricultural 52.31 Acres 27 135 This private land is ownedLandby 27 land owners (AFs).b) Government Land - - - - IPD AuqafDepartment3.40 Acres(2.47 acres)3.31 acres(4.25 acres)- - -2) Crops - - - -- - The land is owned by theAuqaf Department (HinduAuqaf), which was rentedoutto a landless family onlease basis.i) 52.31 Acres of 27 (above As above -private land land owners)ii) 4.25 Acres of1 6 -government land(AuqafDepartment)being cultivatedby a leaseholder3) Trees - - - - Wood/ timber 113 trees above land - Private ownershiptrees (Private) (38 trees) owners Wood trees 62 trees - - Ownership by Forest(ForestDepartmentDepartment)Total - 28 141Note: Figures in parentheses are the revised number as per DDR of PPMU (September, 2012).3.2 Status of Payment13. Based on the field survey, it was observed that on the whole, payment of landcompensation has been made to all 27 AFs (land owners) by the Revenue Department,although 5 AFs received their payments. In case of crops, the PPMU has also madepayment to all above 27 AFs (land owners) except one leaseholder, who was cultivating theland (4.25 acres) owned by the Hindu Auqaf. Similarly, the trees compensation was alsomade to all 5 AFs as per number revised by the PPMU.14. Thus, out of total 28 AFs, one AF is still un-paid. In this context, it is suggested thatPPMU may make the payment on account of crop compensation to the unpaid AF (landlessleaseholder).The PPMU is scheduled to payment for crop compensation to 1 un-paid AF by 31 October,2012.15. The Second EMA report concludes that on the whole, the LARP of PakpattanHydropower Project (PHPP) has been adequately implemented and the project site is clearfor construction activities. The details regarding the status of payment are presented in Table2, while AP-wise details of payment are presented in Annex A.7

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPPTable 3: List of Participants during the Consultative MeetingsDateLocation/VenueNo. ofParticipantsCategory ofParticipantsName of Main Participants24 Aug.,2012Kumariwala,Thesil &DistrictPakpattan9 APs and OtherCommunitymembers­ M. Ashraf s/o Ali Muhammad.­ Ch. M. Akram s/o Shabbir Ahmad­ Mr. M. Sarwar S/o M. Sharif­ Mr. Abdul Qayyum S/o M. Qasim­ Mr. Sharfat S/o Haji Jamal Din­ Ch. M. Saleem S/o Khushi Ahmad­ Haji Qasim S/o Shair Muhammad (Un-paid AF)­ Mr. Safdar S/o Muhammad Sharif­ Mr. Javaid Akram s/o M. Akram25 Aug.,201226 Aug.,2012Kumariwala,Thesil &DistrictPakpattanKumariwala,Thesil &DistrictPakpattan8 APs/Communitymembers3 Staff ofIrrigationDeptt. &Contractor­ Mr. Sarfraz s/o Haji Sharif Dogar­ Mr. Saeed Akram s/o M. Akram­ Mr. Bashart S/o Jamal Din­ Mr. Aslam Bhatti S/o Khushi M.­ Mr. Muhammad Sharif­ Mr. M. Ismail S/o M. Hanif­ Mr. Abul Sattar (Gauge Reader)­ Mr. Allah Ditta S/o Fateh M.­ Mr. Abdul Sattar(Regulator operator/ Irrigation Staff)­ Mr. M. Talib/ Shah M.(Contractor’s Associate Engineer)­ Mr. Shahan Raza(Contractor staff)9

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPP5. COMPLIANCE ON THE ACTIONS PROPOSED IN FIRST EM REPORT5.1 Status of Compliance19. The status of compliance regarding the proposed action plan in the First EMA reportis as below:Status of ComplianceTasks Proposed Action Timeline Status Proposed ActionCropsCompensationTreesCompensationDisclosure ofShort LARPSubmission ofIMRPayment of cropscompensation to all 28AFs (27 land ownersand 1 leaseholder).Payment of treescompensation to theowners of 113 wood/timber trees (Revisednumber is 38 woodtrees).Disclosure ofsummary of ShortLARP after translatingit into Urdu, to APsand also place at fieldoffice.Prepare and submitfirst IMR covering thestatus of progress asof 15 March, 2012.31 March,201231 March,201231 March,201225 March,2012Payment has beenmade to 27 APs byJune, 2012, while 1AP (landlessleaseholder HinduAuqaf) is still unpaid.Payment has alreadybeen made to allrevised APs (5 nos.) inJune, 2012.Disclosure of LARPhas been done on 24March, 2012.IMR prepared inMay, 2012Payment to oneleftover AP will bemade by the PPMUby 31 Oct., 2012.---10

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPP6. CONCLUSIONS20. Based on the 2 nd EM report, the following conclusions may be drawn:Of the total AFs (28 AFs), 1 AF (leaseholder) is still unpaid regarding crop compensation.The DD (Resettlement) PPMU may ensure to make the payment by 31 October, 2012.‣ Short LARP of Pakpattan Hydropower Project (PHPP) has been sufficiently implementedand the project site is clear for construction activities.11

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPPSelected Photographs12

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)Second EM Report of Pakpattan HPPSelected PhotographsPhotograph No. 1:sGeneral view of the PakpattanHHP Site, construction work is ininception stage.Photograph No. 2:A view of project site, whereconstruction work is progress.Photograph No. 3:An AP named as Mr. M. Qasim (leftside), is a leaseholder of land ownedby Hindu Auqaf, who did not receivepayment of compensation of crop.13

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Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)2 nd EM Report of Pakpattan HPPAnnex A: Details of Compensation Paid to the AFsAPs ID #/ShareholdersSr.#Land Owner/APFather'sName/HusbandNameCNIC #KhasraNo.MajorOccupationTotalLandHolding(Acres)LandAcquired(Acre)Land Compensation(Rs.)Receivedby AP(Rs.)PPMUDepositedin ZTBLAPsReceivedCropCompensation (Rs.)APs receivedCompensation for Trees(Rs. M.)TotalAmount ofCompensation (Rs.)Remarks11 Mr. M.Sharif M. Asghar2 Bilqees Baigam2 3 Mr. M.AkramD/oGhulamM.ShabbirAhmad3 4 Mr. M. Shareef Mousa4 5Mr. Waris Alietc5 6 Sharifaan Babi6 7Mr. ZakirHussain shah6/1 8 Mst. Sharman6/2 9Syed NoorShah6/3 10 Mst. Jindan Bibi6/4 11 Mst. Lal Bibi-W/oAbdulShakoorQutub Din(Warasat)Wd/oZakirHussainShahZakirHussainShahD/o ZakirHussainShahD/o ZakirHussainShah35202-2577089-936402-1525880-236402-0782707-336402-0811314-136402-6287139-336402-5096023-036402-9291745-336402-9291745-336402-9291745-336402-5472905-653/7 Business 2 0.45 508,875 - 17,385 - 526,260 -53/4/2 Farming 2 0.75 1,035,000 - 35,362 7612 1,077,974 -51/12/2,2/2,2/1,40/21/2,21/152/11-10,9/2,2.1,52/26.12,39/21Farming 20 2.75 3,803,625 - 168,230 - 3,971,855Farming 12 6.28 8,393,625 481,500 279,937 - 9,155,062 -51/11/5 Brick Kilns 1 0.13 112,125 - 5,055 - 117,180 -51/20/1,11/6HouseWife1 0.1 146,625 - 4,476 - 151,101 -51/11/4,11/3 Farming 1 0.2 - - 0 -51/11/4,11/3HouseWife- - 51,750 - 1,538 - 53,288 -51/11/4,11/3 Farming - - 138,000 - 4,104 - 142,104 -51/11/4,11/351/11/4,11/3HouseWorkHouseWork- - 69,000 - 2,052 - 71,052 -- - 60,375 - 1,794 - 62,169 -6/5 12Mst. KausarBibiD/o ZakirHussainShah36402-9291745-351/11/4,11/3HouseWork- - 60,375 - 1,794 - 62,169 -15

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)2 nd EM Report of Pakpattan HPPAPs ID #/ShareholdersSr.#Land Owner/APFather'sName/HusbandNameCNIC #KhasraNo.MajorOccupationTotalLandHolding(Acres)LandAcquired(Acre)Land Compensation(Rs.)Receivedby AP(Rs.)PPMUDepositedin ZTBLAPsReceivedCropCompensation (Rs.)APs receivedCompensation for Trees(Rs. M.)TotalAmount ofCompensation (Rs.)Remarks7 13 Mr. Niaz Ahmed8 14 Mr. Sarfaraz AliRahmatAliBashirAhmadWattoo36402-0779179-550/6/1 Farming 5 0.5 615,000 75,000 20,850 - 710,850 -50/6/2,14,7 Farming 5 2.5 3,369,000 81,000 124,775 - 3,574,775 -9 15 Mr. Riyasat Ali Jamal Din - Govt. Job 3 1 - - - -10 16 Hashmat Bibi11 17Mr. AbdulRasheed12 18 Mr. Sharafat AliW/o DinM. ArainFateh M.JamalDeen13 19 Mr. Allah Ditta Fateh M.14 20ShaheenKausarW/oKhalidMahmood15 21 Mr. M. Ashraf Ali M.16 2217 23Mr. M. Saleem&Mr. M. DilshaadMst. WaziranBibiKhushi M.&M.SaleemWd/o AliM.18 24 Mr. Falak Sher Ali M.19 25 Mr. Waris Ali Allah Dita20 26 Mr. Said M.Ali M.Bhatti36402-0814523-538402-0768669-236402-5478418-136402-0756210-536402-0756217-736402-1850535-050/19-16-15-13/2,50/17-1851/19,51/11/136402-0756402-536402-6287139-336402-0786611-740/22/2,24/1,23-22/1HouseWife8 2.42 3,346,500 - 130,555 - 3,477,055 -50/52,5/1 Govt. Job 8 1 1,380,000 - 41,700 - 1,421,70036402-9352700-136402-6868475-336402-0764921-740/25-24/2,39/2251/20/2,12/1-10-138/27-21/151/3/2,9/2.1,8-5-4-3/151/6-7-12/3-14-13-15-18-17Farming 8 1.5 3,081,500 368,500 161,374 - 3,611,374 -Labour 4 3.12 4,226,250 - 187,998 - 4,414,248 -HouseWife1 0.51 629,625 - 26,626 3324 659,575 -10 5 6,500,000 400,000 209,716 28164 7,137,880Farming 15 5.8 7,995,375 - 249,595 - 8,244,970HouseWife1 0.17 681,375 - 21,416 - 702,791 -Barber 2 1.23 1,716,375 - 80,284 - 1,796,659 -- Business 1 0.13 560,625 - 26,222 - 586847 -- Baber 1 0.74 1,026,375 - 48,008 - 1,074,383The area has beenincluded in favour of Mr.Shrafat Ali s/o Jamal Dinentered at Sr. No 13During the hearing ofobjections.16

Renewable Energy Development Sector Investment Program (REDSIP)2 nd EM Report of Pakpattan HPPAPs ID #/ShareholdersSr.#Land Owner/APFather'sName/HusbandNameCNIC #KhasraNo.MajorOccupationTotalLandHolding(Acres)LandAcquired(Acre)Land Compensation(Rs.)Receivedby AP(Rs.)PPMUDepositedin ZTBLAPsReceivedCropCompensation (Rs.)APs receivedCompensation for Trees(Rs. M.)TotalAmount ofCompensation (Rs.)Remarks27 42 Mr. Ahmad Ali M. Saddiq28 43Mr. M. Qasim(Leaseholderof AuqafDepartment)36402-0755927-950/13/1,51/11/2Labour 1 0.59 776,250 - 32,310 - 808,560 -Farming 20 3.31 - - -Un-paid AP (Leaseholderof Auqaf Department).PPMU yet to make thepayment of cropcompensation.Total (Rs. M.) 69.147 3.406 3.448 0.055 76.057 -Note: The AP with shaded row (ID # 28) did not receive his crop compensation so far. He is a landless leaseholder of Auqaf Department. The PPMU requires to make his entitled crop compensationin consultation with the Auqaf Department.18