AP has no jurisdiction over Kondapur land, says Bhupathi Associates | Hyderabad News

Saroj Kumar
3 Min Read



Hyderabad: Stating that the Andhra Pradesh govt has no right or claim over the 43 acre land parcel in Kondapur, Bhupathi Associates, a private firm, said the AP govt has no jurisdiction over the land and that it is not endowments property.Responding to reports claiming that the AP govt has staked claim over the land, valued at about Rs 4,000 crore, Bhupathi Associates said the assertion that the property was allotted by the AP govt to Kurnool-based Sri Balasai Baba Central Trust in 2005 is incorrect. The private firm said the land is a surplus land regularised under the Urban Land Ceiling Act and that any contrary claim is legally untenable and factually baseless.

Hyderabad Headlines Today — Key Stories You Shouldn’t Miss.

Bhupathi Associates said the 43 acres in survey numbers 105 to 108 of Kondapur village in Serilingampally mandal of Rangareddy district were declared surplus under the Urban Land (Ceiling and Regulation) Act, 1976. The land was originally purchased by the Balasai Baba Trust from private owners in 1998 and was sold to Bhupathi Associates in 2000. “The Urban Land Ceiling Act, being a central law, overrides the Endowments Act. Surplus land vests with the govt, and third party purchasers in possession under registered documents are eligible for regularisation as per GO No. 455 (dated July 29, 2022),” the private company said. Bhupathi Associates said it had paid Rs 5.22 crore towards regularisation charges. Following due inquiry and legal opinion, the Telangana govt issued GO No. 45 (dated May 6, 2023), substituting Bhupathi Associates in place of the Balasai Baba Trust. ‘Baseless claims’The firm said claims that the land came under the AP endowments department after the death of Balasai Baba in 2018 are false. It said the Balasai Baba Trust was taken over only on Dec 11, 2025, without due process, and that this has no bearing on land already in its possession. Until adjudication by the high court, such claims remain baseless, it said.It also said reports that the Telangana govt did not file a counter-affidavit are incorrect, as a counter was filed in 2023.



Source link

Share This Article
Follow:
Saroj Kumar is a digital journalist and news Editor, of Aman Shanti News. He covers breaking news, Indian and global affairs, and trending stories with a focus on accuracy and credibility.
Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *