(1) Every scheme prepared under the last preceding section shall be published in the prescribed manner in the village, and at the headquarters of the taluka, in which the lands proposed to be included in the scheme are situated, requiring all persons affected or likely to be affected by the scheme who wish to make any objections to the scheme or part thereof to submit their objection in writing to or by appearing before, such Khar Lands Development Officers as may be specified in the scheme, within one month from the date of publication of the scheme in the village in which the lands are situated.
(2) The specified Khar Lands Development Officer shall hear such objection as are made to him in person and consider them along with the objections submitted to him in writing and submit his report to the Chief Controlling Authority, together with the objection received, through such superior Khar Lands Developments Officers or officers as may be prescribed.
(3) After consideration of the objection and the report and recommendations thereon, the Chief Controlling Authority shall submit the draft scheme, with such modifications or recommendations he would like to make, to the State Government for its sanction.
(4) The State Government, after making such inquiry, as it may think fit, may sanction the scheme, with or without modification and subject to such conditions, if any, as it may think fit to impose or refuse to sanction the scheme.
(5) If the scheme is sanctioned under the last preceding sub-section, the scheme as sanctioned shall be published in the prescribed manner in the village and at the headquarters of the taluka in which the lands included in the scheme are situated for the information of all persons affected by the scheme.
(6) In considering the objections, the decision of the Chief Controlling Authority on the question whether or not any land included in the scheme, will be benefited by, or will be protected under, the scheme, shall be conclusive evidence on the question.