After 23-Year Legal Battle, Telangana Government Secures Protection for Land Worth Thousands of Crores
- The Supreme Court dismissed private individuals’ appeals over more than 550 acres of government land in Miyapur, Telangana, ending a legal dispute lasting nearly 23 years.
- The disputed land includes parts of Survey Nos. 100 and 101 and is estimated to be worth thousands of crores of rupees.
- A special court ruled for the government in 1997, and the High Court upheld that decision in 2003.
- The Telangana government relied on historical revenue records and earlier court orders to defend its ownership claims.
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KCR, family tried to grab Telangana land, says Revanth Reddy after SC verdict
Revanth Reddy welcomed the Supreme Court verdict on Miyapur land and ordered officials to secure it. The Telangana Cabinet will consider a sale to finance irrigation, education and healthcare projects.
SC upholds Telangana govt's rights over Miyapur land after 23 yrs
Hyderabad: The Supreme Court has upheld the Telangana government’s rights over 550 acre of land in survey numbers 100 and 101 in the Miyapur area of Serilingampally mandal, Rangareddy district. The top court dismissed appeals filed by private individuals claiming rights over the land worth crores. In 2003, the Joint High Court upheld the decision … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Politics and Top…
Miyapur Land Dispute: Revanth Reddy Targets BRS
Miyapur land dispute: Revanth Reddy says the Supreme Court ruled in Telangana's favour and accuses the previous BRS government of land-grabbing attempts. The post Miyapur Land Dispute: Revanth Reddy Targets BRS first appeared on INDToday.
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