“Despite submitting hereditary documents and Pahani records to the authorities during the previous government’s tenure, the issue has not been resolved. Now, I have faith in the Bhu Bharati Act and hope the revenue authorities will consider my case seriously and issue the passbook,” he said.
Similarly, 60-year-old P Agamma from Paidipally village turned up seeking resolution of a long-standing dispute over incorrect survey numbers.
“I own 30 guntas of land, but the wrong survey number allowed land grabbers to encroach upon it. Even though I submitted documents earlier, no action was taken. I hope this new initiative will do justice to me,” she said.
Speaking to TNIE, Warangal MRO Md Iqbal said that after receiving the applications from the applicants, the revenue staff will verify them against the available records in the revenue department.
“After that, the Bhu Bharati Revenue Sadassulu will meet the newly appointed surveyors to go through the details and then resolve the issue with the permission of the government,” he added.
