CM to distribute pattadar passbooks to 8,500 Kondepi farmers on October 9

On October 9, Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu will distribute pattadar passbooks to 8,500 farmers in Kondepi constituency, located in the Prakasam district, as part of the 'Mee Bhumi – Mee Hakku' (Your Land – Your Right) program. Prior to his visit, State Endowments Minister Anam Ramanarayana Reddy, Social Welfare Minister Dola Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy, and District Collector P. Raja Babu inspected arrangements and potential sites for the Chief Minister's visit in Kalikivayi, Bitragunta, and Narsingolu areas.

They offered special prayers at the Sri Shaniswara Swamy temple in Narsingolu. Reddy emphasized the state's top priority for farmers' welfare, noting that the Chief Minister conducts farmer-centric programs on the 9th of each month. The pattadar passbooks, which bear the official seal, will be distributed as part of the 'Mee Bhumi – Mee Hakku' program to ensure greater security for land rights.

Reddy also revealed that clearance has been granted for about 400 acres in Narsingolu, previously classified as prohibited, with the remaining land falling under the 'Gramakantham' category. Swamy stated that the government is working on granting farmers absolute rights over their land through the 'Mee Bhumi – Mee Hakku' initiative.