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Sambasiva Rao M.

Retired IAS officer P.V. Ramesh’s plea for mutation of land rejected for want of documents, say authorities

A day after retired IAS officer P.V. Ramesh alleged that he was a victim of the Andhra Pradesh Land Titling Act (APLTA) even before it came into force, the government authorities on May 7 (Tuesday) released the communication between him and the Tahsildar office concerned over the 11.4 acres of land at Vinnakota Village of Gudlavalleru mandal in Krishna district.  

Mr. Ramesh alleged that the RDO had returned his property documents without even having a look at them.  

Mr. Ramesh, former Special Chief Secretary of Government of Andhra Pradesh, applied for mutation of lands on December 16, 2023, as per the officer records of Gudlavalleru Tahsildar. Mr. Ramesh maintained, “My father Penumaka Subba Rao died on October 20, 2023. He was the owner of 11.4 acres of land located at Vinnakota. He executed a will on February 17, 2022 in Hyderabad as per which he divided the property equally among three brothers —Mr. Ramesh, P. Naresh and P. Rajasekhar Joshi.”  

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