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Telangana Government Forms High‑Level Committee to Settle Section 22A Land Dispute
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 06:39 AM
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The Telangana state administration has set up a senior committee to address the ongoing controversy surrounding Section 22A lands, aiming for a swift resolution.
The Telangana government announced the creation of a high‑level committee tasked with resolving the long‑standing controversy over lands classified under Section 22A. The move was disclosed in an official statement released by the state administration, which said the committee will examine all pending issues and recommend corrective actions.
The committee is expected to include senior bureaucrats and officials from relevant departments, although individual members have not been publicly listed. Its mandate covers reviewing past allocations, addressing grievances from affected parties, and ensuring compliance with existing land‑use regulations.
State officials indicated that the committee will submit its findings and recommendations within a stipulated timeframe, after which appropriate policy measures will be implemented. The initiative reflects the government's intent to bring clarity and legal certainty to the disputed parcels of land.
Stakeholders, including local farmers and developers, have been urged to cooperate with the committee’s inquiries. The government has also promised regular updates on the committee’s progress to keep the public informed.
The committee is expected to include senior bureaucrats and officials from relevant departments, although individual members have not been publicly listed. Its mandate covers reviewing past allocations, addressing grievances from affected parties, and ensuring compliance with existing land‑use regulations.
State officials indicated that the committee will submit its findings and recommendations within a stipulated timeframe, after which appropriate policy measures will be implemented. The initiative reflects the government's intent to bring clarity and legal certainty to the disputed parcels of land.
Stakeholders, including local farmers and developers, have been urged to cooperate with the committee’s inquiries. The government has also promised regular updates on the committee’s progress to keep the public informed.