Hyderabad: Telangana HC on Wednesday finched the income Secretary of Rs 10,000 and also called him on January 24 to explain the delay of five-year by the state in submitting a connection in the petition that challenged the legal validity of Go 123 which was challenging by HC in January 2017.
Secretary Chief Somesh Kumar holds a position Additional income secretary.
Chairman of Judge Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice N Tamaramji, while rejecting the appeal of a state advisor for more time, slamming the revenue authority not to submit a counter or submit an application to find extra time despite being given the opportunity for previous hearing in November.
HC then explained that the income secretary must be present in court if the counter is not submitted.
Since HC remains in GO 123 in 2017, the state has obtained land for Kaleshwarram and several other projects under the new land acquisition law in 2013.
‘The state expressed injustice for agricultural workers who were then recorded by several beneficial steps for farmers in the law New 2013 was not extended 123.
The state was also ordered in 2017 to submit a counter to several petitions by farmers and farm laborers who challenged the acquisition before staying.
Farmers have collected the country using the coercive method, making it obliged to sell their land under 123, while agricultural workers want a court to direct the country to obtain land under the law of new land acquisition 2013 because it has space for their well-being.
Advocates representing agricultural workers argue that the country, using acquisitions to go 123, has made injustice for both farmers.
The state did not bother submitting its counter to the petition that challenged the acquisition.
Go 123: T’Gana HC Fines Revenue SECY for Delay In Counter
