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Telangana Sets One-Month Deadline for Pending GO 59 Applications
Telangana has many applications from people seeking to regularise small plots of land under GO 59.
Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy said these applications should be decided within 30 days.
District Collectors have received instructions on how to handle them.
Officials are to check land records and whether applicants qualify before making decisions.
The minister said the rules must be followed and earlier mistakes must not happen again.
Cases involving deeds that have already been issued will also be checked.
The government is working on other problems involving land listed under Section 22-A.
It is also trying to resolve old Urban Land Ceiling applications and some patta land registration cases.
Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy said pending GO 59 applications for plots of up to 500 square yards are to be decided within 30 days.
Memo No. 48030 directs District Collectors to process the applications after examining land records, applicant eligibility and other relevant details.
The minister said decisions must follow existing rules, and cases with previously issued conveyance deeds will also be examined.
The government has issued seven orders and is fast-tracking action on 10 to 12 categories of issues related to Section 22-A properties.
The government also says it is addressing long-pending Urban Land Ceiling applications and patta land cases involving incomplete NALA conversion.
- Who
- Telangana Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy and District Collectors.
- What
- Pending GO 59 applications for plots up to 500 square yards are to be processed and decided within 30 days.
- Where
- Telangana, India.
- When
- The minister made the announcement on Friday; the stated processing period is 30 days.
- Why
- The government says it is addressing long-pending land regularisation and Section 22-A issues.
Key facts
- Application scope
- GO 59 applications for plots of up to 500 square yards.
- Decision timeline
- Within 30 days.
- Instruction
- Memo No. 48030 directs District Collectors to process the applications.
- Review requirements
- Officials are to examine original land records, applicant eligibility, the land extent and other relevant details.
- Section 22-A action
- The government has issued seven orders and is fast-tracking 10 to 12 categories of related issues.
- Other land matters
- The government says it is working on long-pending Urban Land Ceiling applications and patta land cases with incomplete NALA conversion.
- Referenced government orders
- The articles cite different sets of orders: one refers to GO 118 and GO 76, while the other refers to GOs 14, 22, 29 and 41.
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