Dharani transactions under fast-track scrutiny, illegal land transfers won’t be spared: Ponguleti
Telangana Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy has announced a fast-track investigation into alleged land irregularities under the previous Dharani portal system. The government plans to implement a new comprehensive policy for assigned lands while rejecting opposition claims regarding the prohibited land list.
Why it matters
This investigation impacts land ownership rights and government transparency in Telangana, potentially affecting thousands of acres and ongoing political discourse.
The State government would take stringent action against those who had allegedly misused the erstwhile Dharani portal to illegally secure lands, Minister for Revenue Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy said on Saturday. He also announced that the government would soon unveil a comprehensive policy on assigned lands.
Addressing a press conference at the State Secretariat, Mr. Reddy said all land transactions carried out under the previous Dharani portal and subsequently migrated to the Bhu Bharati system were being examined through a fast-track process. He alleged that large-scale irregularities, including illegal mutations and unauthorised transfers of government land, had taken place during the previous Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) government’s tenure.
Mr. Reddy said the government was conducting a detailed inquiry into the prohibited land list adding that allegations made by Opposition parties were also being examined impartially.
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