Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Probe Launched into Temple Land Encroachment in Hanamkonda
Officials are checking if people are building on land that doesn't belong to them in a place called Hanamkonda.
Someone complained that some temple land and government land are being used for construction without permission.
The officials are looking into it, measuring the land, and figuring out where the borders are.
The person who complained says the construction is still happening even though they are investigating.
If the officials don't take action, people might protest to protect the land and make sure the right thing is done.
Revenue officials launched an investigation into alleged illegal construction on temple and government land.
The investigation follows a complaint about encroachments on Sri Bhaktha Anjaneya Swamy Temple land and adjacent government land.
The complaint stated approximately 5 acres of temple land and 9 acres of government land have been encroached upon.
The district collector directed officials to survey the land and demarcate boundaries.
Despite directives, illegal construction of multi-storey buildings is reportedly ongoing.
- Who
- Revenue department officials, district collector, Chikati Raju (complainant), and land sharks.
- What
- Investigation into illegal construction on temple and government land.
- When
- Investigation launched on Wednesday, following a complaint filed a few days prior.
- Where
- Hanamkonda, specifically Shayampet village.
- Why
- To investigate allegations of illegal construction and land encroachment.
Complainant's Concerns
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Ongoing Construction
Complainant's Concerns
Continued illegal construction despite official directives.
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- Temple Name
- Sri Bhaktha Anjaneya Swamy Temple
- Location
- Shayampet village, Hanamkonda
- Complaint Filed By
- Chikati Raju
- Temple Land Survey No.
- 23
- Government Land Survey No.
- 939
- Alleged Encroachment (Temple)
- 5 acres, 10 guntas
- Alleged Encroachment (Government)
- 9 acres, 22 guntas