A landowner received a notification for the acquisition of the right to use their village land for an LPG pipeline, with compensation offered at 10% of market value. The land is located near a proposed industrial zone, leading the landowner to argue for compensation reflecting market value depreciation and potential loss of commercial use. While the administration can be approached with objections regarding inadequate compensation, the laying of a pipeline typically grants a right of use rather than outright acquisition, and the risk associated with LPG pipelines is generally considered minimal.