3 weeks ago
Ankusapur land dispute moves towards closure with joint demarcation
There was a village called Ankusapur where people were having a big argument about land.
The argument was between the farmers and the forest department.
The fight had been going on for a very long time.
Government officers came to the village to help fix the problem.
They walked around the land together with the farmers to see who used which part.
The officers explained that a large piece of land, 684 acres, officially belonged to the forest department.
They also said that the rest of the land belonged to the farmers who had special papers for it.
The farmers heard the explanation and said they agreed with it.
Everyone decided to do a careful measuring survey together to draw clear lines on what belongs to whom.
After that survey is done, the long fight about the land should finally come to an end.
Revenue and Forest Department officials held a joint inspection with local farmers in Ankusapur village, a step toward resolving the long-pending land dispute.
RDO Chepuri Krishnaiah clarified that 684 acres in Survey No. 145 were officially allotted to the Forest Department.
The remaining land in the survey area belonged to patta holders, and farmers accepted the clarification during the meeting.
Officials announced a joint survey on a mutually agreed date to identify and mark the exact boundaries of the disputed land.
The demarcation is expected to pave the way for a permanent solution, with Tahsildar Madhukar, Forest Divisional Officer Appaiah, survey officials and local landowners participating.
- Who
- Revenue and Forest Department officials (including RDO Chepuri Krishnaiah, Tahsildar Madhukar and Forest Divisional Officer Appaiah) and local farmers/patta holders of Ankusapur village.
- What
- Officials conducted a joint inspection and decided on a joint demarcation of the disputed land to resolve the long-pending dispute.
- Where
- Ankusapur village, Kagaznagar.
- When
- Thursday, the day of the joint inspection (exact date not stated in the article).
- Why
- To settle the long-pending land dispute by clarifying official allotment and marking exact boundaries for a permanent solution.
Patta Holders (Local Farmers)
Forest Department
Ownership of land in Survey No. 145
Patta Holders (Local Farmers)
Farmers hold patta (ownership) rights over the land and dispute the forest department's claim, keeping the matter unresolved for a long time.
Forest Department
The Forest Department holds the official allotment of 684 acres in Survey No. 145, while only the remaining land belongs to patta holders.
Key facts
- Location
- Ankusapur village, Kagaznagar
- Survey Number
- 145
- Land allotted to Forest Department
- 684 acres
- Remaining land
- Belongs to patta holders
- Key clarification
- RDO Chepuri Krishnaiah
- Next step
- Joint survey for boundary demarcation on a mutually agreed date
- Inspection date
- Thursday (exact date not stated)
- Participants
- Tahsildar Madhukar, FDO Appaiah, Forest Range Officer, survey officials, forest staff and local landowners










