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Warangal Landowners Face Delays Over Section 22-A Prohibited List
Many landowners in the former Warangal district cannot sell or register their land.
Their survey numbers appear on a government list called the Section 22-A prohibited list.
Some owners say they have pattas, records, paid taxes and continued possession.
Registration officials are still refusing some transactions because of the listing.
About 76,000 acres in Hanumakonda and Jangaon are reportedly included.
People do not have enough public information about which exact plots are affected or why.
At least 48 applications were filed to address such listings in 15 days.
Landowners want the government to check records faster and publish clear details for every parcel.
Around 76,000 acres in Hanumakonda and Jangaon reportedly appear on the Section 22-A prohibited list.
Landowners say properties with pattas, possession and ownership records are being blocked from registration.
Officials have not publicly released parcel-level details, including survey numbers, categories and village-wise extents.
At least 48 applications seeking action on Section 22-A listings were submitted in 15 days.
Landowners and public representatives are demanding a faster, transparent process for correcting wrongful inclusions.
- Who
- Landowners, registration officials, revenue officials and public representatives in the erstwhile Warangal district.
- What
- Landowners are unable to sell or register properties whose survey numbers appear on the Section 22-A prohibited list.
- Where
- The present Hanumakonda and Jangaon districts, along with other areas of the erstwhile Warangal district.
- When
- The issue is ongoing; at least 48 related applications were submitted within 15 days.
- Why
- Properties are being blocked from transactions because their survey numbers are listed as prohibited, including cases landowners say resulted from record errors or gaps.
Landowners and Public Representatives
Registration and Revenue Authorities
Whether listings are accurate
Landowners and Public Representatives
Some landowners say privately owned properties with pattas, tax payments, prior registrations and continued possession were wrongly included.
Registration and Revenue Authorities
Registration officials are refusing transactions when survey numbers appear on the prohibited list; the article does not provide an official explanation for individual inclusions.
Transparency of land records
Landowners and Public Representatives
Landowners and public representatives want digitally published details for every parcel, including survey numbers, areas and categories.
Registration and Revenue Authorities
The article says complete district-wise and parcel-level details have not yet been released publicly.
Removing disputed properties
Landowners and Public Representatives
Landowners seek a faster process with clear application requirements, timelines, reasons for rejection and an appeal mechanism.
Registration and Revenue Authorities
Removal requires coordination and verification between revenue and registration departments, but proceedings are reportedly delayed.
Key facts
- Reported land on list
- Around 76,000 acres
- Hanumakonda share
- Nearly 40,000 acres
- Jangaon share
- About 36,000 acres
- Recent applications
- At least 48 Section 22-A-related applications in 15 days
- Court-related example
- A Narsampet survey number involving nine acres and 13 guntas reportedly reached court
- Disputed portion
- Four acres and 20 guntas in that case are reportedly disputed over inclusion in the prohibited list
- Requested disclosure
- Mandal, village, survey number, extent and land category for every listed parcel
Sources
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