Gurgaon: Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) on Friday announced compensation awards for about 160 acres across six Gurgaon villages, paving the way for the first phase of Greater Southern Peripheral Road (GSPR). The payout is expected to total nearly Rs 1,000 crore.Rates range from Rs 5 crore to Rs 9 crore per acre, depending on location, and include solatium and 12% interest. The land is in Behrampur, Ullawas, Kadarpur, Dhumaspur, Maidawas and Badshapur.HSVP had issued a notification on Nov 11, 2025, to acquire 276 acres under Land Acquisition Act, 2013. Around 116 acres have already been transferred to the govt, with landowners receiving transferable development rights and project licences in return.The 12km GSPR, estimated to cost around Rs 12,000 crore, is designed to link new sectors with Delhi-Jaipur highway and KMP Expressway. It will be 90 metres wide, with a 30-metre green belt on each side, and will run parallel to the existing SPR at a distance of 2.5km. The project aligns with Gurgaon-Manesar 2031 plan.The proposed route diverges from NH-8 at IMT Manesar, passes through Badshapur and heads towards Gurgaon-Faridabad Road. It then crosses MG Road and rejoins NH-8 near Sirhaul (Delhi-Gurgaon border), behind Ambience Mall.The road is expected to bridge the connectivity gap between the new sectors and the city’s main arteries, ease traffic congestion and improve connectivity between Delhi, Gurgaon and the industrial hub of Manesar.“This road is expected to be more like an outer ring road of the city,” said an official. He added that the stretch will benefit villages along the road and reduce traffic on Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway, which will also help cut pollution in the city.HSVP, earlier known as HUDA, began land acquisition for the GSPR in 2016, but cases filed by landowners in Naurangpur village and surrounding areas led to a court stay. Punjab and Haryana high court lifted the stay in 2018, allowing acquisition to proceed. However, the high cost of acquisition and HSVP’s financial constraints stalled the project.Approximately 395 acres across eight villages — Aklimpur, Teekli, Sakatpur, Sikohpur, Naurangpur, Bar Gujjar, Nainwal and Manesar — are also slated for acquisition.
