Revenue authorities told to examine records in 13-year-old land dispute involving 70 acres of government land in Kalaburagi district

By The Hindu Staff

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Revenue authorities told to examine records in 13-year-old land dispute involving 70 acres of government land in Kalaburagi district — Photo credit: The Hindu

B. Venkata Singh, Information Commissioner, Kalaburagi bench | Photo Credit: ARUN KULKARNI

The Kalaburagi bench of the Karnataka Information Commission has directed Assistant Commissioner of Kalaburagi sub-division Ritika Verma to take appropriate action on a land dispute involving 70 acres and seven guntas recorded under different survey numbers in two neighbouring villages, following a report submitted by the Kalaburagi tahsildar.

State Information Commissioner B. Venkat Singh passed the order while disposing of a second appeal filed by Hanumanth Kalnoor , which had been pending for nearly 13 years and had been heard 30 times by the Information Commission’s benches in Bengaluru and Kalaburagi.

The dispute concerns land recorded in the name of Karada Shankarao under Survey No. 62 of Zhapur village and Survey No. 107 of Kalnoor village in Kalaburagi taluk. According to a report by the Deputy Director of Land Records, the two entries pertain to the same plot of 70 acres and seven guntas.

Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 29, 2026 Read the full article at thehindu.com

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