The High Court has expressed surprise that the dispute over the landlords in the Janagama district has not been rescued for the past 25 years.
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Hyderabad, July 4 (Namaste Telangana): The High Court has expressed shock over the lack of a dispute related to the landlord in Janagama district for the past 25 years. Applicants who have appealed under the Evaceau Interest Partition Act-1951 to give ownership rights on those lands are also changing, but the conflict has not been questioned by the authorized officer. The application was ordered to be adapted within 3 months. So far, the order has been ordered to pay Rs.
At the time of the partition of the country, Janagama Ta Luka Kundaram, Beckal, Sudala, Janagama, Mettur, Maduru, Singarajapalli, Expedipalli, Pakhal, Pakalurthi, Irivanu, Mu Taram, Ippuguda, Raghunathpalli are in the land of Pakistan. Later, their sister Saleha Fatima Begum, who was in India, seized the lands and received a sales certificate. But in 1962, the government removed those lands from the Sale Certificate. Justice Sevi Bhaskar Reddy, who was hearing on Friday after the petition of Fatima Begum, filed a petition.
