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There is no official map or sketch demarcating the border points, says Ballari official
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New Survey stones (ISB66) fixed by Survey of India officials on Andhra Pradesh-Karnataka border at Gangamma Konda as seen on Monday. | Photo Credit: RAMESHSUSARLA
There is no official map or sketch demarcating the border points, says Ballari official
The 53-day exercise to demarcate the Karnataka-Andhra Pradesh border in Ballari Reserve Forest stopped abruptly three days ago after the Survey of India, Ballari, and Anantapur, respective State Survey officials along with Revenue Department officers worked relentlessly since October 15.
The Supreme Court had asked the Survey of India in 2018 to arbitrate between the two States and mark about 70 points on the inter-State border over a length of 15 km in Siddapura, Malapanagudi, and Tumti in Karnataka, and three villages in D. Hirehal Mandal of Anantapur district.