Archive · 22 Nov 2025
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Speaker Pushes for Land Survey Transparency
The Deputy Speaker of Andhra Pradesh's Legislative Assembly visited Visakhapatnam to discuss and improve the ongoing comprehensive land survey.
He wanted to ensure farmers are involved, disputes are resolved fairly, and the process is transparent.
Officials reported on the progress of the survey and the number of objections received.
Committee members also raised local issues they wanted addressed.
Deputy Speaker K. Raghurama Krishna Raju directed officials to create an action plan for permanent land problem resolution
Survey and Land Records director R. Kurmanath reported 7 lakh objections received, with 2 lakh resolved and 4,400 pending in courts
Third phase of surveys has begun in 2,093 villages, with 2,790 remaining
Raghurama Krishna Raju proposed extending objection resolution time limit to 2 years
Grievances Committee members raised constituency-specific concerns
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Deputy Speaker K. Raghurama Krishna Raju, Survey and Land Records director R. Kurmanath, Grievances Committee members, and other officials
- What
- Discussed and reviewed the ongoing comprehensive land survey and related issues
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Visakhapatnam district collectorate
- Why
- To permanently resolve recurring land-related problems and ensure transparency in the survey process
Farmers and Local Residents
Government Officials
Survey Process
Farmers and Local Residents
Want to be involved and have their doubts cleared
Government Officials
Reported progress and agreed to improve the process
- Total villages surveyed
- 6,688
- Total objections received
- 7 lakh
- Objections resolved
- 2 lakh
- Objections pending in courts
- 4,400
- Villages in third phase of surveys
- 2,093
- Proposed objection resolution time limit
- 2 years
