Naidu targets land resurvey 2.0 by 2027, alleges YSRCP tampered with records
The previous YSRCP govt weakened the state beyond the impact of bifurcation, leading to investor flight: CBN
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Vemuru: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday said the government aims to complete land resurvey 2.0 by March 2027 and distribute 1.12 crore pattadar passbooks across the state. The CM, while participating in the 'Mee Bhoomi–Mee Hakku' (Your Land, Your Right) programme in Bapatla district, distributed pattadar passbooks and highlighted the government’s commitment to transparency and secure land ownership for citizens across the state. "We have set a target to complete Land Resurvey 2.0 by March 2027 and distribute 1.12 crore pattadar passbooks across the state," said Naidu, addressing the gathering. The TDP-led NDA government promised welfare, development, and good governance, and is moving forward accordingly, he added. The CM said the programme aims to provide permanent solutions to land issues while ensuring rightful ownership and legal security for citizens statewide. He alleged that the erstwhile YSRCP government severely damaged governance systems, creating "administrative inefficiencies and widespread irregularities" in land records.
Naidu further claimed that the previous regime "weakened the state beyond the impact of bifurcation", leading to investor flight, administrative collapse, and increased disputes over land ownership rights.
