Would you respond by drinking drugs and dying?".. Revenue officials who were moved by the ei...

SuryaaNow Telangana Desk: Marpalli, Major News : The problem has not been solved even after going around the government offices for years. Marpalli, Major News: A woman was deeply distressed as the problem was not resolved even after going around the government offices for years. Finally, the incident where the revenue officials reacted after warning that they will take their lives by drinking insecticide became a topic of discussion in Marpalli mandal. Locals are expressing awe that the authorities have responded only after the victim expressed her grievances over the land issue, which has not been resolved for eight years. Sara Lakshmaiah of Kalkoda village in the mandal owns four acres of 28 pits of land in survey number 140. After he died due to illness in 2016, the land title was registered under inheritance to the heir Sara Buchamma.

But it seems that her land is registered as forest land in Dharani portal. Due to this, Buchamma approached the forest department officials and got clearance but the problem was not solved in the revenue records, the victim is expressing her grief. She has been going around the revenue office for the last eight years to get her land properly registered in her name but to no avail. It is stated that the problem has not been solved even after complaining several times from the lower level staff to the superiors. It is reported that Buchamma, who reached the Marpally revenue office along with her son on Wednesday, warned that if the land issue is not resolved, she will take her own life by drinking insecticide. It has been learned that the officials who responded have sent the relevant land records to the higher authorities within two hours.

Locals are raising questions about the response of the authorities as soon as the victim expressed her grief over the issue that has not been resolved for eight years. People are expressing their concern that the situation is coming where they have to be warned that they will be prepared to take such extreme decisions to solve their problems. The locals want the higher authorities to intervene and examine the records related to Buchamma land in full and solve the problem quickly. They are appealing to the revenue offices to identify the land issues that have been pending for years and take steps to give justice to the victims.