jaipur urban development and housing udh minister rajpal singh shekhawat on wednesday told the assembly how government officials routinely compromised the states interests to benefit private players in high profile casesshekhawat made the disclosure while informing the assembly about the irregularities committed by the jaipur development authority jda in auctioning a prime government land that was earlier leased for a poultry farm on the jaipurajmer road near sodala the land was bought in auction by one anukampa avas vikas pvt ltd jaipur in 1993every government and every official since 1993 has been spoiling the case in court as per law jda should have gone to a civil court but it filed the case in high court for years it did not appeal against adverse court orders it is a glaring example of mismanagement and carelessness the udh minister told the house adding that it was still pending before the high court independent mla hanuman beniwal raised the matter during the question hour and alleged that the jda in complicity with a particular real estate businessman auctioned the land worth rs 150 crore for peanuts what can be more glaring than the jda and the revenue department now telling the house that they do not have records pertaining to this land mla beniwal stressedas congress whip govind singh dotasra insisted on inquiry and penalizing the guilty udh minister shekhawat said that action would be taken against those who intentionally committed corruption he added from now on all high profile cases will be monitored at the high levelthe land measuring 10bigha was allotted to one p k chaudhary on a 10year lease for running a poultry farm in 1963 the land was then part of village madrampura on jaipurs outskirtsthe land should have automatically come back to the government in 1973 instead after the lessees death the land mutation was opened in his widows name in 1978 as khatedari or gairkhatedari rights do accrue on a leased land the mutation was cancelled by court in 1986 and land returned to the government shekhawat said a part of the land is still under encroachment the minister said