Archive · 18 Sep 2026
Telangana Forms Committee to Resolve LB Nagar Plot Disputes
The Telangana government is trying to solve a problem affecting many landowners in LB Nagar.
About 9,000 plot owners are involved.
Their plots were affected by a classification called '22A'.
The government issued a memo about the issue.
It also created a special committee to help resolve the problem faster.
The committee is led by the Chief Commissioner of Land Administration.
The Law Secretary and the Inspector General of Stamps and Registration are also members.
The move is intended to provide relief to people affected by GO 118.
Telangana has issued a memo to address issues affecting about 9,000 LB Nagar plot owners.
The affected plots are classified under the '22A' category.
A high-level committee will work to expedite resolution of the disputes.
The committee is chaired by the Chief Commissioner of Land Administration.
The Law Secretary and Inspector General of Stamps and Registration are committee members.
- Who
- The Telangana government, about 9,000 plot owners, and a high-level committee.
- What
- A committee has been formed to address issues involving plots classified under '22A'.
- When
- The date is not specified; the government has issued GO No. 524.
- Where
- LB Nagar, Telangana.
- Why
- To expedite resolution of problems affecting plot owners under the '22A' classification and GO 118.
- Affected owners
- Approximately 9,000 plot owners
- Location
- LB Nagar, Telangana
- Land classification
- '22A'
- Government action
- A memo and high-level committee have been issued
- Government Order
- GO No. 524
- Committee chair
- Chief Commissioner of Land Administration
- Committee members
- Law Secretary and Inspector General of Stamps and Registration