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CM YS Jagan launches lands denotification
Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy launches denotification of Section 22A lands at a programme at Avanigadda in Krishna district on Thursday
- The move to remove 35,669 acre land from under Section 22A will benefit 22,042 farmers in a phased manner
- Accuses the previous ‘anti-farmer’ TDP govt of bringing several GOs in May 2016 taking away the rights of farmers by including some categories of lands in Section 22A
Avanigadda (Krishna dist): Launching the programme of denotification of 35,669 acre land across the state here on Thursday, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy said it will restore the farmers' right to sell or gift them. The denotification will benefit 22,042 farmers in phases.
Observing that the denotification of lands from Section 22A will fully restore the rights of farmers who were barred from selling or gifting them due to the wrong policies of TDP regime, he said the programme is only part of the resurvey of lands taken up after 100 years to permanently solve the land disputes across the state.
He said 10, 019 farmers in Avanigadda constituency alone will get their rights back on 15,791 acre while the rest of the farmers across the state will get freedom from Section 22A in phases.
The 'anti-farmer' TDP government brought several GOs in May 2016 taking away the rights of farmers by including certain categories of lands like 'chukkala bhumulu', 'anadita bhumulu' and assigned lands in Section 22A barring the farmers from selling or gifting them to others, he said.
Pointing out that all wrongs done by the TDP regime are being undone by the present government, the Chief Minster asked people to see the difference between the policies of the TDP and present governments.
Even after 75 years of independence, farmers and land owners are facing multiple problems due to lack of error-free land records. But the present government is transforming the state into a role model by implementing several pro-farmer policies, he said.
