Public Notice under Sub-section (2) of Section 3 of the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997, Acquisition of Lands in Karur District
The Government of Tamil Nadu published this land acquisition notice through the Commissioner of Land Administration and the District Collectors, and it was signed by Karur District Collector M. Thangavel. Issued under G.O. 187 of the Industries, Investment, Promotion and Commerce (SIPCOT Land Acquisition) Department, dated 18 November 2024, it proposes acquiring part of Survey Number 288 in Munnur Village, Pugalur Taluk, Karur District, to construct a road for an industrial purpose through SIPCOT.
What the notice does
The public notice under the Tamil Nadu Acquisition of Land for Industrial Purposes Act, 1997 states that specified land in Munnur Village is required for constructing a road for an industrial purpose through SIPCOT. The notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary on 9 December 2024 and was signed at Karur by District Collector M. Thangavel on 2 December 2024.
The acquisition action refers to G.O. 187 of the Industries, Investment, Promotion and Commerce (SIPCOT Land Acquisition) Department, dated 18 November 2024.
Land covered
The schedule identifies the affected property as follows:
- District: Karur District.
- Taluk: Pugalur Taluk.
- Village: Munnur Village.
- Survey number: 288.
- Total survey extent: 0.41.5 hectares.
- Extent proposed for acquisition: 0.07.5 hectares, stated as 8,000 square feet.
- Land classification: Dry land.
- Landowner or interested person listed: 251, Arulmigu Maragatheeswarar Swami Temple.
The schedule applies only to the stated acquisition extent within Survey Number 288, rather than the entire recorded extent of that survey number.
Who may object
Any person interested in the listed land may submit a written objection to the Karur District Revenue Officer, acting as the Land Acquisition Officer. The objection must be lodged within 30 days from the publication date of the notice.
A written objection should clearly explain the sender's interest in the land and the reasons for objecting. An objection received after the permitted period, or one that does not clearly explain the sender's interest, may be rejected without further consideration.
Enquiry process
Objections received within the permitted period were to be enquired into at 3.00 P.M. on 13 January 2025 at the District Collector Office, Karur. Objectors could attend personally, through an authorised person, or through a pleader. They could also present oral statements or documentary evidence supporting their objections.
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Common questions
Is all of Survey Number 288 proposed for acquisition?
No. Survey Number 288 has a total extent of 0.41.5 hectares, while the proposed acquisition covers 0.07.5 hectares, stated as 8,000 square feet.
Why is the land being acquired?
The notice states that the land is required to construct a road for an industrial purpose through SIPCOT at Munnur.
Where were objections required to be submitted?
Written objections were required to be lodged with the Karur District Revenue Officer, acting as the Land Acquisition Officer, within 30 days from publication of the notice.
Who is listed as the landowner or interested person?
The schedule lists 251, Arulmigu Maragatheeswarar Swami Temple as the landowner or interested person.
