HC orders inquiry by CID into government land encroachments at Injapur
The Telangana High Court has ordered a CID inquiry into the encroachment of government land in Injapur village. The court criticized local officials for their apparent negligence and failure to prevent illegal occupation of public property.
Why it matters
This reflects judicial intervention in administrative corruption and the protection of public land assets.
The Telangana High Court on Monday directed the State government to order a Crime Investigation Department (CID) inquiry into the ‘involvement of all the officials concerned and private individuals’ over encroachment of government lands in survey no. 126 of Injapur village of Rangareddy district.
Justice Nagesh Bheemapaka of the HC, disposing of a writ petition filed by a citizen, instructed the Principal Secretary of Revenue department to initiate action against persons who failed to prevent the encroachments. The judge specifically recommended action against the Tahsildar and the Grama Palana Officer — the first level government servants.
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