Archive · 19 Aug 2026
Revanth Reddy Orders Review of Section 22-A Land Listings
Some land in the state was placed on a special list called Section 22-A.
This listing can make it difficult for owners to register their property.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy told officials to check these properties quickly.
If a property is truly private land, officials should help register it.
People who already booked registration slots should have their cases checked within two days.
District collectors must carefully review applications and correct mistakes.
The government says it will protect the rights of genuine landowners.
People were told not to use brokers or believe rumours about the issue.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy directed officials to verify Section 22-A properties with previously booked online registration slots within two days.
Officials must immediately facilitate registration if the property is confirmed as genuine private land.
District collectors were instructed to thoroughly scrutinize applications and prepare an accurate, error-free list of prohibited properties.
The government said it would protect legitimate property rights and prevent registration obstacles affecting genuine private land.
Landowners were urged to avoid brokers and middlemen, reject rumours, and rely on official information channels.
- Who
- Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy, revenue officials, and district collectors.
- What
- The state government is reviewing Section 22-A prohibited land and directing officials to register eligible private properties.
- When
- The directives were issued on Tuesday; properties with previously booked slots were to be verified within two days.
- Where
- At a review meeting in Hyderabad, concerning Section 22-A land across the state.
- Why
- To address registration problems, prepare an accurate land list, and protect legitimate private-property rights.
- Issue
- Genuine private properties were included in the Section 22-A prohibited list.
- Verification deadline
- Properties with previously booked online registration slots must be verified within two days.
- Registration action
- Confirmed private land should be immediately facilitated for registration.
- Collectors’ role
- District collectors must scrutinize applications and prepare an accurate, error-free list.
- Government assurance
- The government said it would prevent obstacles to registering genuine private property.
- Public warning
- Landowners were advised not to approach brokers or middlemen or believe rumours and fabricated information.
- Review meeting
- The meeting included Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy, and revenue officials.
