Acquisition of Lands, Formation of By-pass Road in SH-6A Tiruvannamalai-Harur Road
Notification No. VI(1)/467(c)/2025, reference LAV(3)/11047425/2025, was issued by the Commissioner of Land Administration, Chepauk, Chennai, and published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary on July 25, 2025. Under the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001, the Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires 28,737 square metres of dry and wet land in Melsirupakkam Village, Thandarampattu Taluk, Tiruvannamalai District, for the formation of a bypass road on SH-6A Tiruvannamalai-Harur Road.
What the notification does
Notification No. VI(1)/467(c)/2025 acquires 28,737 square metres of land for the formation of a bypass road on SH-6A Tiruvannamalai-Harur Road. The acquired land is in Melsirupakkam Village, Thandarampattu Taluk, Tiruvannamalai District.
The Governor of Tamil Nadu acquires the scheduled land under sub-section (1) of Section 15 of the Tamil Nadu Highways Act, 2001. The Government of Tamil Nadu states that compensation for the acquired land will be paid from funds controlled or managed by the Highways Department.
Who is affected
Notification No. VI(1)/467(c)/2025 affects owners and interested persons connected with the 27 scheduled land entries. Buyers, owners and professionals dealing with land in Melsirupakkam Village should compare the survey number, subdivision number and patta details in the schedule with the current land records.
The listed original survey numbers include:
- 163/6, 163/7, 164/1, 164/3A2 and 164/3B.
- 143/5A, 143/5B, 144/4 and 144/5A1.
- 156/1A, 156/1B and 156/2.
- 155/1, 155/2, 155/3A, 155/3B, 155/5, 155/6 and 155/7.
- 154/8, 153/6B, 153/8, 153/9, 152/1, 152/2, 152/3 and 151/6.
Key land details
The acquisition schedule records the new subdivision, area acquired, land type, trees, structures, owners or interested persons, and patta number for each entry. Features recorded on some parcels include:
- Square wells, including a partly affected square well.
- A compound wall and reinforced cement concrete shed.
- An iron tin sheet shed.
- Paddy, coconut trees, palm trees and sugarcane.
- Underground pipelines and drip irrigation systems.
Most scheduled entries are described as wet land, while Survey No. 151/6 is described as dry land.
Where to inspect the plans
The land plans for Notification No. VI(1)/467(c)/2025 may be inspected during office hours at the office of the Special District Revenue Officer (Land Acquisition), State Highways, Viluppuram. They are also available at the office of the Special Tahsildar (Land Acquisition), State Highways (Unit-2), Revenue Divisional Office, Tindivanam Salai, Tiruvannamalai District.
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Common questions
How can I check whether my land is included in the acquisition?
Compare your survey number, subdivision and patta number with the 27 entries in the acquisition schedule. The land plans can also be inspected during office hours at the two offices identified in the notification.
How much land is being acquired for the bypass road?
The total extent acquired is 28,737 square metres of dry and wet land in Melsirupakkam Village.
Does the notification state the compensation amount?
No compensation amount is stated. The notification says compensation will be paid from funds controlled or managed by the Highways Department.
Are wells, sheds and irrigation systems included in the schedule?
Yes. The schedule identifies features on particular parcels, including square wells, sheds, a compound wall, pipelines and drip irrigation systems.
