3 days ago
Revenue Department Notices Tahsildar Over Missing Prohibited Land
The government has questioned a local land officer about 5.5 acres of land.
The land is in Thupranpet, in Choutuppal mandal.
Officials say it should have been placed on a list that stops certain land registrations.
The sub-registrar said the land could not be registered because of ED cases.
However, some people seeking registration said the Tahsildar’s office had told them there was no ban.
This disagreement led the sub-registrar to inform senior officials.
The Revenue department then issued the Tahsildar a show-cause notice.
The notice asks why the land’s details were not added to the prohibited list.
The Revenue department issued a show-cause notice to the Choutuppal Tahsildar.
The notice concerns 5.5 acres at Thupranpet in Choutuppal mandal.
The land was allegedly not included in the prohibited registration list.
The Choutuppal sub-registrar said registration was barred because of ED cases.
The issue was reported to the Chief Commissioner of Land Administration after a dispute at the registrar’s office.
- Who
- The Revenue department, Choutuppal Tahsildar, Choutuppal sub-registrar, and people seeking registration are involved.
- What
- A show-cause notice was issued over the alleged failure to include 5.5 acres in the prohibited land list.
- Where
- The land is at Thupranpet in Choutuppal mandal, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district, and the dispute arose at the Choutuppal sub-registrar’s office.
- When
- The notice was issued after the registration dispute and subsequent instructions from senior district officials; no specific date was given.
- Why
- The land was reportedly not included in the prohibited list even though the sub-registrar said registration was barred because of ED cases.
Registrar’s Position
Applicants’ Position
Whether registration was prohibited
Registrar’s Position
The Choutuppal sub-registrar said the land was on the prohibited list and could not be registered because of ED cases.
Applicants’ Position
The people seeking registration said they had information from the Tahsildar’s office that there was no ban on the land.
Land-listing discrepancy
Registrar’s Position
The registration office alerted senior officials after identifying the issue involving land worth crores of rupees.
Applicants’ Position
The applicants questioned why registration was being refused if the Tahsildar’s office had indicated that no restriction existed.
Key facts
- Land area
- 5.5 acres
- Location
- Thupranpet, Choutuppal mandal
- District
- Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district
- Action taken
- Show-cause notice issued to the Choutuppal Tahsildar
- Registration status
- The sub-registrar said the land could not be registered
- Reported reason for restriction
- ED cases
- Escalated to
- Chief Commissioner of Land Administration
Sources
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