Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy hopes that a comprehensive land survey will be conducted to curb bribery and corruption and that the state will be the beacon for the country in this regard.CM YS Jagan conducted his review at the camp office on Thursday on the permanent land rights & land protection scheme.
During the review, the officials provided the details of the comprehensive survey to CM Jagan.In addition, CM Jagan inspected the drones designed with the latest technology for a comprehensive land survey.
Officials told the CM that 41 state-of-the-art drones would be deployed for the land survey by April 5 and another 20 drones would be procured to expedite the work.
CM YS Jagan told the officials that the problems in the webland should be solved and this should be done in the most transparent manner without resorting to corruption and bribery.
He told the officials that not only the electronic methods but also the physical records should be prepared and the physical document should be updated from time to time.He clarified that registrations should take place at the secretariat level.
A total of 154 drones will be used for the land survey.So far, drone surveys have been completed in 1,441 villages.
Officials said they have set up a drone survey as far as possible during the monsoon season and are moving ahead with the survey in Revenue Village.
Deputy Chief Minister (Revenue) Dharmana Krishnadas, Panchayati Raj, Rural Development Minister Peddireddy Ramachandrareddy, Municipal and Urban Development Minister Botsa Satyanarayana, Chief Minister’s Chief Adviser Ajay Kallam, CS Dr Sameer Sharma, CCLA Special CS G Sai Prasad, Revenue Department Special CS other officers attended
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