What land is being acquired and where
This is a State road project. Land is being acquired to widen the road to two lanes and to improve junctions.
Although the project name refers to Erode, Tirupathur and Tiruppur, the notification on record covers land only in Kangayam taluk of Tiruppur district.
In all, 81 survey numbers across 3 villages are listed. No survey number in this notification has been withdrawn.
The notice and its stage
One notification has been issued so far. It was published in the State Government Gazette on 15 October 2025 under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001.
Under this Act, acquisition begins with a notice under section 15(1). That notice states the Government's intention to acquire the listed land for a highway and gives owners and interested persons a chance to object within the period stated in the notice.
After objections are heard and decided, the Government may proceed to take the land, which then vests in it free from encumbrances. Compensation is determined by the competent authority after enquiry.
The notification has not been withdrawn and no correction to it is on record. This page does not have information on any later order, award or payment, so the current stage beyond the notification should be confirmed with the authorities.
Villages covered
Chinnamuthur, Kangayam taluk, Tiruppur district: 61 survey numbers.
Velampalayam, Kangayam taluk, Tiruppur district: 12 survey numbers.
Udaiyam, Kangayam taluk, Tiruppur district: 8 survey numbers.
Chinnamuthur accounts for most of the land listed. No other villages are covered by this notification.
What to do if your land is listed
Obtain a copy of the Gazette notification and check your survey number and subdivision against the schedule. Note the extent shown for your land, since often only part of a survey number is taken.
If you wish to object, do so in writing to the authority named in the notice, within the time the notice allows. Keep proof of submission.
Keep your title documents ready: patta, chitta, adangal, sale deeds and a recent encumbrance certificate. Compensation is paid to the person shown to hold title, so mismatches in revenue records should be corrected early.
Buyers should treat any listed survey number with caution. Ask the seller for the exact affected extent and confirm it at the Kangayam taluk office before paying any advance.