G.O. Ms. No. 100, Acquisition of Lands, 2020
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Transport Department, issued Government Order, G.O. Ms. No. 100, Transport (I.1), dated 1st September 2020, acquiring specified lands in Perungappur Village, Gingee Taluk, Viluppuram District. The acquisition covers 5.23.0 hectares of dry land and 3.82.5 hectares of wet land required for forming the new broad gauge railway line between Tindivanam and Thiruvannamalai.
What the notification does
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Transport Department, through Government Order, G.O. Ms. No. 100, Transport (I.1), dated 1st September 2020, acquires the lands listed in its schedule. The lands are required for an industrial purpose, namely the formation of a new broad gauge railway line between Tindivanam and Thiruvannamalai.
The notification was issued under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997. It states that the Government had already decided that the entire compensation amount would be paid out of lands controlled or managed by the District Collector, Viluppuram.
Land covered
The acquisition applies to land in Perungappur Village, Gingee Taluk, Viluppuram District. The notified extent is:
- 5.23.0 hectares of dry land.
- 3.82.5 hectares of wet land.
The schedule identifies affected property using the original survey number, subdivision survey number, land classification, total recorded extent, extent to be acquired, patta number, and the names of landowners or other interested persons.
Structures and trees recorded
The land schedule also records structures, water sources and trees found in particular parcels. These include:
- Houses and roof houses.
- Wells and a borewell.
- Palm, neem, tamarind, coconut, mango, teak, bamboo and poovarasu trees.
- An eucalyptus grove.
Some scheduled parcels have no structure or tree recorded. The details differ for each survey number and subdivision.
Who may be affected
The acquisition directly affects the owners and interested persons named in the schedule, including individuals and Sri Rangaboopathi Educational Trust. It is also relevant to anyone buying, selling, financing or checking title to land in Perungappur Village where the survey number or subdivision matches a scheduled entry.
A scheduled entry may cover only part of the total extent recorded for a survey number. Readers should therefore compare the exact subdivision number and acquisition extent rather than relying only on the parent survey number.
Where the plans can be inspected
Plans of the acquired lands are kept at the Collector’s Office, Viluppuram, and at the office of the Sub Collector, Tindivanam, Viluppuram District. The notification states that they may be inspected during office hours.
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Common questions
Why are these lands being acquired?
The lands are being acquired to form a new broad gauge railway line between Tindivanam and Thiruvannamalai.
How can I check whether my land is included?
Compare the survey number, subdivision survey number, patta number, owner details and acquisition extent against the schedule. The land plans may also be inspected at the Collector’s Office, Viluppuram, or the office of the Sub Collector, Tindivanam, during office hours.
Does the acquisition cover every part of each listed survey number?
Not necessarily. The schedule separately states the total recorded extent and the extent to be acquired, and many entries identify a specific subdivision.
Does the notification identify affected buildings, wells and trees?
Yes. For particular parcels, the schedule records houses, roof houses, wells, a borewell, several types of trees and an eucalyptus grove.
