Chandrababu Naidu Withdraws Amaravati House Sites
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has announced the withdrawal of house site pattas that were previously allotted to economically weaker sections in parts of the Amaravati capital region, citing legal and planning concerns. The decision affects thousands of beneficiaries and has sparked reactions from affected residents and political groups.
Naidu Withdraws House Sites Given To Poor In Amaravati
The Andhra Pradesh government said that the allotment of house site pattas in certain sectors of Amaravati did not comply with updated planning norms, prompting the withdrawal order. Officials said the decision was taken after reviewing land use plans and ensuring that development conforms to revised regulations for the capital region. Beneficiaries were informed that their pattas will be cancelled and future allocations may be considered in line with legal requirements.
Impact On Beneficiaries In Amaravati Region
Thousands of economically weaker section families who had received house site allotments expressed concern over the withdrawal. Some said they had already made plans based on the initial pattas. Local representatives and community leaders have requested clarity on alternative arrangements or compensation. The government indicated that efforts are underway to address the concerns of affected beneficiaries within the framework of planning norms.
Government Explanation And Legal Compliance
The state administration explained that the decision to rescind the house site grants was necessary to align with judicial directives and updated land use policies for Amaravati. Officials said that ensuring orderly development of the capital region remains a priority and that all land allotments must adhere to statutory guidelines. The government said it will engage with stakeholders to resolve issues arising from the withdrawal and explore options for future housing support.
