Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 23, Part II, Section 2, 10 June 2026
The Government of Tamil Nadu published four notifications in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette dated 10 June 2026. They comprise G.O. (D). No. 289 of the Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Fisheries and Fishermen Welfare Department dated 20 May 2026, G.O. (Rt). No. 195 and G.O. (Rt). No. 196 of the Commercial Taxes and Registration Department dated 22 May 2026, and G.O. (4D) No. 69 of the Home Department dated 18 May 2026. The notifications create a controlled area for Glanders disease, permit consolidated stamp duty payments for specified Life Insurance Corporation of India offices, and provisionally attach land in Namakkal District linked to deposits collected by Messrs Money Deal Trading Solutions.
Glanders controlled area in Chennai
The Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Fisheries and Fishermen Welfare Department issued G.O. (D). No. 289 dated 20 May 2026 under the Prevention and Control of Infectious and Contagious Diseases in Animals Act, 2009.
Key provisions are:
- A two kilometre radius around Nadukuppam, Triplicane, Zone 9 of the Greater Chennai Corporation in Chennai District is declared a controlled area following an outbreak of Glanders disease.
- Glanders is identified as a scheduled disease, with equines reported as infected.
- Movement of equines, donkeys and mules into and out of the notified area is restricted under the revised 2025 national action plan for controlling and eradicating Glanders.
Consolidated stamp duty for insurance policies
The Commercial Taxes and Registration Department issued G.O. (Rt). No. 195 and G.O. (Rt). No. 196, both dated 22 May 2026, under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899.
The notifications provide for:
- Consolidated stamp duty of Rs.80,00,000 for insurance policies issued by the Life Insurance Corporation of India, Divisional Office, Thanjavur, and the listed branches under Thanjavur Division, for the period from 1 April 2026 to 30 June 2026.
- Consolidated stamp duty of Rs.50,00,000 for insurance policies issued by the Life Insurance Corporation of India, NB Department, Divisional Office, Madurai, for the same period.
These provisions concern the identified Life Insurance Corporation of India offices and their issue of insurance policies.
Attachment of Namakkal land
The Home Department issued G.O. (4D) No. 69 dated 18 May 2026 under the Tamil Nadu Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act, 1997. The Government states that Messrs Money Deal Trading Solutions defaulted on returning matured deposits and was unlikely to repay depositors.
Key property details are:
- The ad-interim attachment covers 2.65 acres in Mavurettipatti Village, Namakkal District.
- The property is recorded in document number 433/2019 dated 22 February 2019, registered at Velagoundampatty Sub Registrar Office.
- The survey references are S.F. No. 134/5 and new S.F. No. 134/5B.
- The owner is R. Vasanthayee, identified as the mother of accused R. Arumugam.
- The indicative value is Rs.9,54,000.
- Control of the property is transferred to the Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer, Namakkal District, for further action.
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Common questions
Does the Gazette attach any land in Namakkal District?
Yes. It provisionally attaches 2.65 acres in Mavurettipatti Village, identified by S.F. No. 134/5 and new S.F. No. 134/5B, and transfers control to the Competent Authority and District Revenue Officer, Namakkal District.
Who is shown as the owner of the attached property?
The schedule names R. Vasanthayee as the owner. It identifies her as the mother of accused R. Arumugam.
Why was the Namakkal property attached?
The Government states that Messrs Money Deal Trading Solutions defaulted on returning matured deposits and was unlikely to repay depositors. The property was alleged to have been obtained from deposits collected from depositors.
Are animals restricted from moving in the Chennai controlled area?
Yes. Movement of equines, donkeys and mules into and out of the notified two kilometre radius around Nadukuppam, Triplicane, is restricted because of the Glanders outbreak.
