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Revenue Department Begins Survey of Assigned Land Near KCR Farmhouse
Officials are checking who really has rights to 388 acres of land near K. Chandrashekar Rao’s farmhouse.
The land is in Erravelli in Siddipet district.
They are visiting the land and checking government records.
Notices are being sent to 215 people who claim parts of it.
Officials want to know how much land belongs to Scheduled Caste beneficiaries and whether anyone is occupying it unlawfully.
The survey is expected to take about 10 days and continue until September 30.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy ordered the investigation after allegations that assigned land had been encroached upon.
Residents of nearby Venkatapur say they also have rights to 138 acres and want older records examined.
Revenue officials began a four-phase survey of 388 acres in Survey No. 325 at Erravelli.
The first phase covers land claimed by 80 farmers, while notices are being issued to 215 claimants.
Officials will verify assigned-land extent, Scheduled Caste beneficiaries’ possession, non-SC possession and possible encroachments.
The exercise follows Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s order for a 30-day fact-finding inquiry.
Venkatapur residents dispute the claims, saying they hold rights over 138 acres of the land.
- Who
- Revenue officials, 215 land claimants, Erravelli residents and Venkatapur residents are involved; the exercise was ordered by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy.
- What
- A four-phase enjoyment survey is examining the ownership, possession and possible encroachment of 388 acres of assigned land.
- Where
- Survey No. 325 at Erravelli in Siddipet district, near K. Chandrashekar Rao’s farmhouse.
- When
- The survey began on Monday, is expected to take about 10 days and is scheduled to continue until September 30.
- Why
- The government is conducting a fact-finding exercise into alleged encroachment of assigned land and may repossess unlawfully held land.
Government and Erravelli Review
Venkatapur Claimants
Land ownership and possession
Government and Erravelli Review
Revenue officials are checking the actual extent of assigned land, current possession by Scheduled Caste beneficiaries, non-SC possession and possible encroachments.
Venkatapur Claimants
Venkatapur residents say Erravelli residents have rights over only about 250 acres and that Venkatapur residents hold rights over the remaining 138 acres.
Records to be examined
Government and Erravelli Review
Officials are collecting survey details, previous holders’ names and current revenue records for their reports.
Venkatapur Claimants
Venkatapur residents want Kasra and Sethwar records considered, alleging errors during the 2018 Dharani records update changed land records.
Possible government action
Government and Erravelli Review
The government says it will repossess government or assigned land found to be unlawfully held and redistribute it to landless Dalit families.
Venkatapur Claimants
Venkatapur residents want their claims properly examined so they are not deprived of their alleged rights during the survey.
Key facts
- Land under review
- 388 acres in Survey No. 325
- Location
- Erravelli, Siddipet district
- Claimants receiving notices
- 215 people
- Initial survey coverage
- Land belonging to 80 farmers
- Survey duration
- About 10 days
- Scheduled completion
- September 30
- Government directive
- Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy ordered a fact-finding report within 30 days
- Disputed portion
- Venkatapur residents claim rights over 138 acres









