Section 22-A gets a key, not a clean chit
Telangana will allow registration of some listed properties with valid approvals, subject to documents and case-by-case scrutiny. The actual order remains unavailable.
The government has announced a scrutiny route for some Section 22-A properties, but the order and its details remain unavailable.
The Telangana government will allow registration of some properties on the Section 22-A prohibited list if they have valid layout, building or apartment approvals, according to multiple reports citing Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy.
The measure covers eligible houses, open plots and flats approved by bodies including GHMC, HMDA, DTCP, municipalities and other local authorities. Applicants must provide at least one link document showing a transaction after the relevant approval. District-level committees will examine land records, permissions, legal status and pending litigation before deciding each case. So this is a filter, not a magic eraser for the 22-A list.
The move follows Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s September 16 Assembly assurance on resolving registration problems. The government has not made the order number, exclusions or precise legal mechanism public in the material reviewed. A report has attributed the decision to BRS pressure, but the evidence supplied establishes no such political causation. The administration has announced a route through the maze; it has not yet published the map.