Hyderabad: Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy decided to establish a Bhu Bharati Tribunal to resolve issues related to the land of Telangana. The court will simplify complaints received by farmers to correct errors, reinvestigate, owner’s name, father’s name, investigation number, and others from the Dharani portal.
“If farmers cannot correct their details, they can be in a court where Bhu Bharati seeks immediate action. The court will take action by taking details from income officials such as Tahsildars, RDOS and RDOS and collectors, and will address these issues,” the source said.
Initially, the government planned to establish 10 courts in each former United District of Valangar, Karim Nagar, Hyderabad, Landbadi, Nalgonda, Nalgonda, Mabnagar, Adirabad, Medek, Medak, Nizamabad and Kamam. The government will appoint senior or retired civil servants and court experts.
In addition to appointing more than 5,000 private surveyors to assist existing government surveyors in conducting land surveys, the government will update data on agricultural lands and update the details of ownership as well as the map on the portal.
The government will also provide farmers with the best facilities to solve their problems without delay and set a real record on Bhu Bharati.
