Revenue authorities told to examine records in 13-year-old land dispute involving 70 acres of government land in Kalaburagi district
The appeal had been heard 30 times by the Information Commission’s benches in Bengaluru and Kalaburagi
The Karnataka Information Commission has ordered Assistant Commissioner Ritika Verma to investigate a land dispute involving 70 acres of government land in Kalaburagi district, following a report submitted by Kalaburagi tahsildar. The case, which had been pending for 13 years and heard 30 times, centers on two survey numbers in neighboring villages.
The Commission found that the land was recorded under Survey No. 107 of Kalnoor village, contradicting the government's claim that it was located in Survey No. 62 of Zhapur village. It recommended canceling the entry in Zhapur and restoring the land to the government. The Assistant Commissioner was directed to take action and report compliance within 60 days, with the Revenue Department and Additional Chief Secretary to the Revenue Department notified to ensure adherence to the Right to Information Act.
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