The Kwar hydroelectric project of Chenab Valley Power Projects Limited (CVPP) in the Nagseni area of Kishtwar district in Jammu has affected 63 families whose ancestral land has been acquired for the project. Of the affected families, 29 families have been displaced. According to an official statement, a total of 170.73 hectares of land from three villages have been acquired for the project, which has an installed capacity of 540 MW and is expected to generate 2,075.37 million units of power annually. The state government, under Governor N. N. Vohra, approved the Rehabilitation & Resettlement Plan for the Project-Affected Families (PAFs) on July 28, 2018. The deputy commissioner will constitute a committee tasked with ensuring timely disbursements of compensation to all the PAFs. According to the local people, the affected families have demanded more compensation for their land as they believe the price offered by the government is much less than the market rate. A news report quotes them as saying that the compensation should be as per the current market value. The affected families have also demanded jobs for at least one member of their families. The government has formed committees headed by the deputy commissioner of the district to look into the matter; however, it is unlikely to agree to the demand for a higher compensation. CVPP is a joint venture company of NHPC Limited, Jammu and Kashmir State Power Development Corporation and PTC (India) Limited for execution of hydroelectric projects in the Chenab river basin in Kashmir's Kishtwar district.