The Telangana High Court has given the State Government a last opportunity to explain its stand on the regularisation of land allotted to the son and daughter of senior Congress leader K. Kesava Rao at allegedly low rates
Land regularisation in Kothagudem and Yellandu has emerged as a key issue ahead of municipal elections, with thousands of applications pending despite repeated assurances. Residents expressed dissatisfaction with the Congress government for failing to act over the past two years.
The Telangana High Court has lifted the 2020 stay on Sada Bainama registrations, allowing the state to proceed under the newly enacted Bhu Bharati Act, 2025. The order came in a PIL challenging a 2020 G.O., which the court deemed infructuous following the new law.
Applicants can visit the nearby MeeSeva Kendras, village or ward secretariats to submit the applications of land regularisations. They need to submit relevant land documents and any identity proof along with the application form
The Telangana Cabinet Sub-Committee directed officials concerned to expedite the land regularisation process under GOMs 58 and 59 and complete the exercise in a week
