Acquisition of Lands, G.O. Ms. Nos. 187, 188 and 189, 2018
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Transport Department, issued G.O. Ms. No. 187, Transport (I.1), dated 18th June 2018, G.O. Ms. No. 188, Transport (I.1), dated 18th June 2018, and G.O. Ms. No. 189, Transport (I.1), dated 18th June 2018. These notifications acquire specified lands in Vadampoondi, Adiyanuthu and Thamaraipakkam villages for broad gauge railway projects between Tindivanam and Nagari and between Dindigul and Karur.
What the notifications do
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Transport Department, issued three acquisition notifications under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997. The Government states that the scheduled lands are needed for industrial purposes and acquires them for broad gauge railway projects.
The schedules identify survey or town survey numbers, subdivisions, land classification, acquisition extent, patta numbers and owners or other interested persons. Some entries also record wells, poultry structures and trees such as palm, neem, mango, teak and poovarasu.
Vadampoondi village acquisition
G.O. Ms. No. 187, Transport (I.1), dated 18th June 2018, covers land in Vadampoondi Village, Tindivanam Taluk, Viluppuram District. Key points are:
- The land is required for the new broad gauge railway line between Tindivanam and Nagari.
- The stated acquisition extent is 4.80.5 hectares of dry land and 00261 square metres.
- The schedule covers dry and natham land and lists the affected subdivisions and interested persons.
- Compensation is to be paid from lands controlled or managed by the District Collector, Viluppuram.
- Plans may be inspected during office hours at the Collector’s Office, Viluppuram, and the office of the Sub Collector, Tindivanam.
Adiyanuthu village acquisition
G.O. Ms. No. 188, Transport (I.1), dated 18th June 2018, covers dry land in Dindigul Town Ward 6, Block 34, Adiyanuthu Village. Key points are:
- The land is required for the broad gauge railway line between Dindigul and Karur.
- The stated extent is 0.92.82 hectares.
- Six town survey entries are listed, with East India Corporation Ltd shown as the interested landowner.
- Compensation is to be paid from funds controlled or managed by Southern Railway.
- The plan may be inspected during office hours at the Revenue Divisional Office, Dindigul.
Thamaraipakkam village acquisition
G.O. Ms. No. 189, Transport (I.1), dated 18th June 2018, covers land in Thamaraipakkam Village, Arcot Taluk, Vellore District. The stated acquisition extent is 6.31.43 hectares/acres for the new broad gauge railway line between Tindivanam and Nagari. The land plans may be inspected during office hours at the office of the Tahsildar, Arcot.
Who is affected
Owners, interested persons and anyone dealing with a scheduled survey or subdivision may be affected. The acquisition applies to the particular parcels and extents identified in each notification rather than every property in the named villages.
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Common questions
Does this notification acquire every property in Vadampoondi, Adiyanuthu or Thamaraipakkam?
No. It acquires the specific survey numbers, subdivisions and extents listed in the schedules for the three villages.
Why are the lands being acquired?
The Vadampoondi and Thamaraipakkam lands are required for the new broad gauge railway line between Tindivanam and Nagari. The Adiyanuthu lands are required for the broad gauge railway line between Dindigul and Karur.
Where can I inspect the acquisition plans?
Vadampoondi plans are available at the Collector’s Office, Viluppuram, and the Sub Collector’s office, Tindivanam. Adiyanuthu plans are at the Revenue Divisional Office, Dindigul, while Thamaraipakkam plans are at the Tahsildar’s office, Arcot, during office hours.
Does the schedule include trees and structures on the acquired land?
Yes. Where recorded, the schedules identify structures and trees, including wells, a poultry structure, and palm, neem, mango, teak and poovarasu trees.
