22-A gets a panel; 9,792 still wait
Telangana has announced a three-member committee for 12 categories of Section 22-A issues and regularisation work in LB Nagar. The paperwork is moving. The properties, for now, remain on paper.
A three-member committee has been announced for Section 22-A issues and regularisation work in LB Nagar.
Telangana has constituted a three-member committee to examine 12 categories of property issues involving the prohibited Section 22-A list, Revenue and Housing Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy told the Legislative Assembly, according to reports. The committee is headed by Chief Commissioner of Land Administration D.S. Lokesh Kumar, with Law Secretary Papi Reddy and Inspector General of Stamps and Registration Rajiv Gandhi Hanumanthu as members. The minister said the issues would be addressed within a maximum of one month.
The government has also announced regularisation work in 22–23 LB Nagar colonies under G.O. 118. Reports put the number at 9,792 plots; UNI described the figure as 9,792 applicants. Eligible applicants are to receive title deeds, after which the properties would be removed from the 22-A list. That is the announced process, not proof that the clearances have happened.
The Congress government has not published the underlying G.O. Rt. No. 564 or Memo No. 46940 in an accessible official repository, and the status of individual cases remains unclear. No public record located for this report confirms how many properties were approved, how many title deeds were distributed or whether any property has already been deleted from the list. The announcement has arrived. The clearance still has to.