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Industrial park · Sivagangai, Tiruvannamalai

SIPCOT Industrial Park, Sivagangai and Tiruvannamalai land acquisition: villages and survey numbers

The SIPCOT Industrial Park, Sivagangai and Tiruvannamalai project covers 41 survey numbers in 2 villages: Arasanoor in Sivagangai taluk, Sivagangai district, and Alinjalpattu in Vembakkam taluk, Tiruvannamalai district. The acquisition is under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997, and 2 notices have been published in the State Gazette, the first dated 11 January 2016 and the latest dated 25 April 2022.

Gazette notices
2
Villages
2
Survey numbers
41
Districts
2
First notice
11 Jan 2016
Latest notice
25 Apr 2022

Read from the gazette schedules. Updated .

What land is being acquired and where

The land is being acquired for an industrial park under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997. The notices were published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

The acquisition covers 41 survey numbers spread over 2 villages in 2 districts. 27 survey numbers are in Arasanoor village, Sivagangai taluk, Sivagangai district. 14 survey numbers are in Alinjalpattu village, Vembakkam taluk, Tiruvannamalai district.

The notices and their stage

Under section 3 of the 1997 Act, the State Government may acquire land needed for an industrial purpose by publishing a notice in the Gazette. Once such a notice is published, the land generally vests in the Government. This makes the notice far more serious than a mere proposal.

Two notices are on record for this project. The first, dated 11 January 2016, is an acquisition notification covering 1 village. The second, dated 25 April 2022, is a withdrawal notice covering 1 village.

The records available to us do not show any village or survey number as fully withdrawn, and neither notice is marked as corrected later. The exact extent of the 2022 withdrawal should therefore be read from the Gazette text itself before you draw any conclusion about a particular survey number.

Villages in the SIPCOT Industrial Park acquisition

Arasanoor, Sivagangai taluk, Sivagangai district: 27 survey numbers, none recorded as withdrawn.

Alinjalpattu, Vembakkam taluk, Tiruvannamalai district: 14 survey numbers, none recorded as withdrawn.

No other villages are listed for this project.

What to do if your land is listed

Obtain a copy of the Gazette notices of 2016 and 2022 and check whether your survey number and subdivision appear in the schedule. Match the survey number against your patta, chitta and adangal, since subdivisions often differ.

If your land is listed, contact the land acquisition office under the District Collector of Sivagangai or Tiruvannamalai, as the case may be, to learn the stage reached for your survey number, whether an award has been passed and how compensation is being determined.

If you are buying land in either village, ask the seller for an encumbrance certificate and a written confirmation from the revenue authorities that the survey number is not under acquisition. Do not rely on the 2022 withdrawal notice alone unless it names your survey number.

Villages and survey numbers

Each village with the survey numbers its notices name. A survey number that a later notice withdrew is marked. Sub-divisions created by the acquisition may not be on the land records yet, so a notice often names the parent survey.

Sivagangai district 1 village

  • Arasanoor Sivagangai taluk · 27 survey numbers

    19/1F19/1G19/2A119/2A219/2A319/2A419/2A519/2B119/2B219/3240/2C240/8C240/9A240/10B240/11240/12240/13240/14240/15B241/1241/2A492/1A493/2B493/3C493/6C1497/3B1497/4

Tiruvannamalai district 1 village

  • Alinjalpattu Vembakkam taluk · 14 survey numbers

    19/1A19/1B19/1C22/422/522/6D22/6E22/6F22/6G22/6H23/6C24/1A128/228/4

Gazette notices, oldest first

  1. Notice of intention

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issue 7 of 2016. Under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997. 1 village: Arasanoor.

    Read the notice (PDF)
  2. Withdrawal

    Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, issue 238 of 2022. Under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997. 1 village: Alinjalpattu.

    Read the notice (PDF)

What a notice means for a buyer or an owner

A gazette notice records that the government intends to acquire the land, or, for a national highway, a section 3D declaration that the land now vests in the Central Government. A notice is not proof that the acquisition was completed: schedules are corrected and sometimes withdrawn, and a notice can lapse. Before paying an advance on land in these villages, check the exact survey number and confirm the current position with the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition) for the district.

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Questions people ask about SIPCOT Industrial Park, Sivagangai and Tiruvannamalai

Which villages are affected by the SIPCOT Industrial Park acquisition in Sivagangai and Tiruvannamalai?

Two villages are covered. Arasanoor in Sivagangai taluk, Sivagangai district has 27 survey numbers listed, and Alinjalpattu in Vembakkam taluk, Tiruvannamalai district has 14 survey numbers listed.

Under which law is the land being acquired?

The acquisition is under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997. Under section 3 of this Act, the Government acquires land for an industrial purpose by publishing a notice in the Gazette, after which the land generally vests in the Government.

What is the current status of the acquisition?

An acquisition notification was published on 11 January 2016 and a withdrawal notice covering 1 village was published on 25 April 2022. Our records do not show any survey number as fully withdrawn, so the exact effect of the 2022 notice must be confirmed from the Gazette text and with the District Collector's land acquisition office.

How much compensation will landowners get?

The facts available to us do not include compensation figures. Compensation under the 1997 Act is fixed by the land acquisition authority and recorded in an award for each holding. Check the award details for your survey number with the land acquisition office under the District Collector.

Is it safe to buy land in Arasanoor or Alinjalpattu?

First confirm that the specific survey number and subdivision are not in the acquisition schedule. Ask for an encumbrance certificate and a written statement from the revenue authorities, and if the land is listed, do not proceed unless a Gazette notice clearly withdraws that survey number.

Other acquisitions in Sivagangai, Tiruvannamalai

All land acquisition projects in Tamil Nadu

Source: the schedules of the 2 notices above, published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette (Extraordinary). Our reading is partial, so a survey number missing here is not proof the land is free. Data also as JSON.