Rajasthan's Disturbed Area Bill: Gujarat Model or Threat to Property Rights?

• Rajasthan's Bhajanlal government proposes a Disturbed Area Bill, drawing parallels with the Gujarat Model.
• The bill aims to prevent forced property sales in 'disturbed areas' and protect residents' rights.
• Critics fear it interferes with property rights, hinders development, and could lead to lengthy permit processes.
• Sunil Sharma supports the bill, citing its potential to maintain social balance and strengthen law and order by preventing community dominance.
• Gaurav Rajpurohit emphasizes clear rules and no discrimination to avoid troubling common people, while Nirupa Patwa suggests separate rules for commercial properties to prevent hindering development and public participation.

Why It Matters: Rajasthan's proposed Disturbed Area Bill sparks debate over social balance versus property rights and development.