Telangana Chief Minister Allays Concerns Over Section 22A Lands, Pledges Protection of Owners’ Rights

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Telangana Chief Minister has sought to calm apprehensions surrounding lands classified under Section 22A, stating the government will safeguard the rights of private landowners. According to a statement, the Chief Minister said instructions have been issued to officials to verify land records and ensure timely registration of private lands.

The remarks come amid ongoing concerns from landowners about the implications of Section 22A designations, which relate to restrictions on certain land transactions. The Chief Minister’s assurance emphasizes the government’s commitment to protecting legitimate ownership while directing the administration to complete verification and registration processes without delay.

Further details on the specific verification timeline and the scope of lands affected were not immediately available.

Sources:
– The Hindu, “CM allays apprehensions on Section 22A lands, asserts govt. will protect rights of owners” (https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/telangana/cm-allays-apprehensions-on-section-22a-lands-asserts-govt-will-protect-rights-of-owners/article71361874.ece)

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