Botsa denounces Oppn’s claims on Land Titling Act

Education Minister Botsa Satyanarayana strongly opposed the misleading information spreading by opposition parties regarding the Land Titling Act and offered perspectives on the government’s position regarding land rights and legal processes. Speaking to media people on Saturday, Minister Botsa Satyanarayana challenged assertions suggesting that individuals’ land rights were under threat due to the Landed Titling Act. He criticized those who spread  false claims, particularly targeting political figures like Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan.
The Minister emphasized the government’s commitment to ensuring full rights to landowners without the interference of brokers or litigation. He reiterated the intention behind the Landed Titling Act, aiming to eradicate corruption and streamline land ownership procedures. Addressing concerns about the Act’s implementation, Minister Botsa clarified that it is currently under judicial review and will only come into effect after due process, including public hearings and surveys, is completed. He highlighted the significance of public participation and transparent legal proceedings in shaping land policies.
The Minister criticised opposition leaders, particularly Pawan Kalyan, questioning their understanding of the issue and accusing them of spreading misinformation for political gain. He urged the public to understand the motives behind such claims and emphasised the government’s commitment to serving the people’s interests. Highlighting the prevalence of land disputes in India, Minister Botsa underscored the government’s efforts to resolve such conflicts through proper legal channels. He outlined the procedures for resolving disputes at various levels of the judicial system, emphasising the importance of fair and efficient resolution mechanisms.
The Minister dismissed the opposition’s manifesto as insignificant, criticizing its lack of clarity and credibility. He questioned the legitimacy of their claims and affirmed the government’s commitment to addressing public concerns, including electricity tariffs, responsibly. Minister Botsa Satyanarayana’s address to the media provides valuable insights into the government’s stance on land rights and its efforts to combat misinformation surrounding the Landed Titling Act.  His passionate defence of government policies and critique of opposition rhetoric underscores the complexities of land governance in democratic systems.