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Building owner locks Tahsildar office over two years’ unpaid rent
A building owner rented his property to the government for a Tahsildar office.
He says the government has not paid him for almost two years.
The agreed rent was Rs13,800 each month.
He also says the rent was supposed to rise by five per cent every two years.
The owner said he repeatedly asked officials to solve the problem.
He said he received no satisfactory response.
So, he locked the office to draw attention to the unpaid rent.
The office is in a rented building because the newly created mandal does not have its own government building.
Building owner Kasireddy Janardhan Reddy locked the Tahsildar office in Palakeedumandal on Thursday.
Reddy alleged the government had not paid rent for nearly two years.
The agreed monthly rent was Rs13,800 for the rented premises.
He also alleged that a promised five per cent rent increase was not implemented.
The office has operated from rented premises because the newly formed mandal lacked a government building.
- Who
- Building owner Kasireddy Janardhan Reddy and the government-operated Tahsildar office.
- What
- Reddy locked the office, alleging nearly two years of unpaid rent.
- Where
- The Tahsildar office in Palakeedumandal, Huzurnagar constituency, Suryapet district.
- When
- On Thursday; Reddy said two years since payments stopped would be completed on September 19.
- Why
- Reddy said he acted after repeated requests for the pending rent received no satisfactory response.
Key facts
- Monthly rent
- Rs13,800
- Alleged payment delay
- Nearly two years
- Promised rent revision
- Five per cent increase every two years
- Office location
- Palakeedumandal, Suryapet district
- Building status
- Rented premises
- Mandal formation
- Palakeedumandal was newly formed in 2016
- Action taken
- The building owner locked the Tahsildar office










