The survey report of the Erravalli lands, where former CM and BRS chief KCR's farmhouse is located, is ready. Officials have submitted the complete report of the survey undertaken by the Revenue and Survey Land Records departments to Siddipet District Collector Haimavati. The collector will submit this report to the government today. What aspects have been included in the report? What details will be revealed about the lands? There is interest in this.

The officials conducted a survey of 388 acres in survey number 325 in Erravalli and survey number 271 in Velikatta. Notices were given to 244 landowners in Erravalli and 118 people in Velikatta. Later, the boundaries and details of the occupants of the respective lands were examined at the field level. The survey continued for eight days in Erravalli and five days in Velikatta.

The villagers of suburban Venkatapur are also expressing objections regarding these lands. They say that the lands belonging to their village have been merged into Erravalli Survey No. 325. Recently, Venkatapur farmers met Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy and explained their problem. They asked him to conduct an inquiry based on old records and ascertain the facts. It is reported that the minister has promised to conduct a full inquiry on this issue.

On the other hand, there is also concern among the farmers cultivating lands in Survey No. 325. They are waiting to see what decision the government will take regarding the lands under their control for decades. During the survey, the farmers showed the patta passbooks and other documents in their possession to the officials.

This survey was undertaken in the wake of CM Revanth Reddy's order to settle the accounts of the lands under Markook mandal in the assembly. The officials completed the process amidst heavy police deployment. Now it has become crucial what decision the government will take based on the report to be submitted by the collector.