CityLightBuzz: Kalidindi, Eluru District: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu participated in the ‘Your Land – Your Right’ programme organised in Kalidindi of Kaikaluru constituency, where pattadar passbooks were distributed to farmers.Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister emphasised the importance of protecting farmers’ land rights and ensuring that land records remain accurate, transparent and secure.
Pattadar Passbooks Distributed to Farmers
As part of the programme, pattadar passbooks were handed over to eligible farmers. The initiative is aimed at strengthening farmers’ ownership rights and providing them with proper documentation relating to their agricultural land.
CM Chandrababu Naidu stressed that farmers should have clear and secure records of their land and should not face difficulties in establishing their ownership.
“Your Land – Your Right”
The Chief Minister highlighted the significance of the ‘Your Land – Your Right’ initiative in safeguarding land ownership and protecting farmers from disputes and unauthorised claims.
He emphasised the need for effective maintenance of land records and the use of technology to improve transparency in land administration. The government, he said, should work towards making land-related services more accessible to people and resolving issues faced by farmers in a timely manner.
Focus on Land Protection ,CM Chandrababu Naidu conveyed a key message to farmers on the importance of protecting land rights and maintaining proper land documents.
He stressed that land is one of the most valuable assets for farmers and that the government has a responsibility to ensure that
legitimate landowners receive appropriateprotection and access to government services.
The programme also highlighted the importance of strengthening the land-record system and ensuring greater transparency in land administration.Focus on Farmers’ Welfare The Chief Minister reiterated the government’s commitment to farmer welfare and to creating systems that provide greater security and confidence to landowners.
The distribution of pattadar passbooks at the programme was presented as an important step towards strengthening farmers’ land ownership documentation and ensuring that their rights are protected
