Express News Service
VIJAYAWADA: The implementation of the comprehensive land survey, which was launched by Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Monday is a challenging task, higher officials who work with the programme admitted.
However, they are confident of resolving all the issues coming in the way of the state-wide survey. They said this from the experience of Takkellapadu, in Krishna district, where the survey was taken up on a pilot basis.
They said that the government will provide all possible options for the people to resolve land disputes.
They observed the issues such as the extent of land falling short compared to the land record with the owner, disputes between adjacent land owners, encroachments on government land, mismatch of survey numbers will arise during the survey. While the majority of the issues can be resolved by taking corrective measures and convincing the land owners, some of them may invite legal hurdles.