Mandya DC sets 15-day deadline for survey of encroached lands in KRS backwaters
Deputy Director of Land Records directed to complete the survey and submit a comprehensive report along with maps within 15 days.
Mandya's Deputy Commissioner Kumar has imposed a 15-day deadline for a joint survey of encroached lands within the KRS reservoir backwaters. At a meeting on Tuesday (September 1) to address the rising issue of land encroachments, Mr. Kumar instructed the Deputy Director of Land Records (DDLR) to complete the survey and deliver a comprehensive report with maps within the set timeframe.
Revenue Department officials and Cauvery Neeravari Nigam Ltd. (CNNL) were directed to collaborate closely and precisely identify the encroached lands. During the survey, crucial details like survey numbers, extents, boundaries, and nature of encroachments must be accurately documented and included in the report along with maps. Officials were instructed to verify records, conduct physical inspections, and avoid any confusion or disputes.
Kumar emphasized the importance of protecting government land in the KRS backwater areas, urging officials not to neglect their responsibilities and complete the survey promptly.
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