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Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao expressed satisfaction over the land records purification programme, which was going on as per the schedule and in accordance with the aims and objectives of the State government. The Chief Minister complimented the Revenue officials by saying, “The work they are doing is invaluable.
Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao expressed satisfaction over the land records purification programme, which was going on as per the schedule and in accordance with the aims and objectives of the State government. The Chief Minister complimented the Revenue officials by saying, “The work they are doing is invaluable.
Each one of them is going from house to house to purify and update the revenue records.” He also hinted at giving some incentives and rewards to the Revenue staff involved in the programme.
The Chief Minister held a review meeting on Friday at Pragati Bhavan on the progress made by the land records purification and updation programme, which was launched on September 15. The programme’s Special Officer Vakati Karuna apprised the Chief Minister of the progress made in the first week and how the work is going on.
The programme was taken up in 10,875 revenue villages under 568 mandals. For this, 1,468 teams were set up. It was decided to take up purification of records in 1.78 crore survey numbers having 75.54 lakh accounts which in turn have 2.45 crore acres.
In the first phase, in 1,252 villages records were examined and purified. These villages have 30.04 lakh acres of land. Of this, 11.55 lakh acres records were examined. Of this, land ownership rights are clarified and ascertained for 9.48 Lakh acres (82.10 percent) with acceptance of the farmers. Which land belongs to whom was also established.
It is decided in the Part A of the programme, records of undisputed lands are to be updated and purified. Objections, complaints and suggestions on other lands are also being elicited as part of the programme. They will be taken up under Part B programme.
In some villages, the land records were updated and purified cent percent under Part A programme. There was 100 percent clarity on the land ownerships in these villages. Part A will be completed by December 31 and then Part B begins.
