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Another Big Blow To Chandrababu Govt
09 Aug 2017 2:50 PM
Andhra Pradesh State government had received another big blow. The High Court has instructed the government to take up fresh tender process for the sale of Sadavrthi lands and complete the sales in six week time. The verdict poured cold water on Chandrababu's plans. Chandrababu had prepared schemes to give away the costly lands at throwaway prices to those in his coterie.
After the YSR Congress MLA from Mangalagiri Assembly Constituency Alla Rama Krishna Reddy deposited Rs 27.44 crore to the Endowment department as base price for the purchase of lands owned by Sadavarthi Satram, High court stopped the government from the sale of lands at throw away prices. The YSRCP is happy with the High Court verdict.
The court asked the government to sell the lands more than the base price deposited by YSR Congress MLA. If no response come, the lands should be handed over to the Rama Krishna.
The YSR Congress MLA recently approached High Court challenging the Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu's order to sell the lands at throw away prices to his close aides . The government had fixed Rs 26 lakh price per acre. Whereas the Endowment department recommended the government to sell the land not less than Rs 7 crore per acre as the land cost skyrocketed in the area.
The High Court admitted the Reddy's petition and instructed the government stop the sale of land at the government price fixed by Naidu. The court also permitted YSR Congress MLA to buy the land at market price. On the court directions, Reddy deposited Rs 27.44 crore in Endowment department.