Ganga Expressway industrial corridor
Sambhal industrial node (IMLC)
Quick answer
The Sambhal industrial node on the Ganga Expressway is being assembled in two phases, as reported in March 2026. Phase 1: about 240 ha acquired in Khirni Muhiuddinpur, Basla, Amavati Kutubpur and Sarangpur. Phase 2: a further 200–300 ha around Kharsapa, Bhamauri Patti and Saundhan Mohammadpur. Check any plot in these villages at the tehsil before buying.
| Node area | Data not yet verified |
|---|---|
| Featured local industry | Handicrafts |
| Development model | Expressway-cum-industrial corridor under the Integrated Manufacturing & Logistics Cluster (IMLC) model |
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Land acquisition
- Phase 1: about 240 ha acquired in Khirni Muhiuddinpur, Basla, Amavati Kutubpur and Sarangpur
- Phase 2: a further 200–300 ha around Kharsapa, Bhamauri Patti and Saundhan Mohammadpur
Where is the land for the node?
The two phases reported in March 2026 are listed above. The exact plot boundaries have not been published in a form we could verify.
What does it mean for nearby land?
Villages bordering the node may see demand for worker housing, shops and logistics yards, but they also sit in the area most likely to be notified in later phases. Check before you buy, and read notified villages and acquisition risk.
More on the district: Sambhal district page.
Frequently asked questions
Which villages are in the Sambhal industrial node?
As reported, phase 1 covers Khirni Muhiuddinpur, Basla, Amavati Kutubpur and Sarangpur, and phase 2 is planned around Kharsapa, Bhamauri Patti and Saundhan Mohammadpur. Confirm the current list and boundaries with the Sambhal district administration.
Can I still buy land in these villages?
Be very careful. Land in villages named for a node is likely to be acquired or purchased by the state, and private purchases there can end in compensation at official rates. Check the notification status of the specific plot at the tehsil before paying anything.
What industry is Sambhal known for?
The state highlights handicrafts for Sambhal. We have not yet seen a published sector plan for the node itself.
Sources
- Reports on Sambhal IMLC land acquisition, March 2026 (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors
- Government of Uttar Pradesh: UP Government statement on Ganga Expressway IMLC nodes, April 2026 (as reported) (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors
- Multiple news reports (specific articles not yet recorded) (exact article not yet recorded) · not yet checked by our editors