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Survey ordered for 45 acres missing from land records near KCR farmhouse
Authorities have initiated a formal survey to account for 45 acres of land that appear to have gone missing from official records in the vicinity of former Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao's farmhouse. Officials are also preparing to issue notices seeking comprehensive land documentation from the former CM and his family members.
LSN India ·
Land administration officials have ordered a detailed survey to trace 45 acres of property that have disappeared from official land records near the farmhouse of K. Chandrasekhar Rao, the former Chief Minister of Telangana. The discrepancy was flagged during a routine audit of land documentation in the area surrounding Survey No. 325.
As part of the investigation, authorities plan to issue official notices to obtain complete land records held by Rao and his family members whose properties are located in close proximity to the surveyed area. The notices are expected to compel the production of all relevant land deeds, title documents, and ownership certificates related to their holdings.
The missing acreage has raised concerns about record-keeping discrepancies and potential irregularities in the state's land documentation systems. Officials have not indicated whether the gap in records is attributable to administrative error, incomplete documentation, or other factors. The survey is expected to provide clarity on the status and location of the missing land.
The development comes amid heightened scrutiny of land transactions and property holdings of prominent political figures in the state. Authorities are treating the matter with urgency to reconcile the discrepancies and ensure accuracy in the state's land registry.