Overview
- Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu visited Siddantham in West Godavari on Monday to hand over revised Pattadar Passbooks, meet farmers and hold review meetings as part of the Mee Bhoomi–Mee Hakku campaign.
- State officials say resurveys have been completed in 6,688 villages since January and about 26.46 lakh farmers have received new passbooks after in-person verification over the past six months.
- The government has set a target to carry out resurveys in another 10,357 villages over the next nine months and to issue roughly 67.32 lakh additional passbooks to eligible landholders.
- The programme requires farmers to verify draft passbooks in person and complete mandatory e-KYC before final printing, and officials describe a new system that assigns a permanent blockchain ID to each land parcel to prevent tampering.
- Officials say the drive aims to clear long-running title disputes created by earlier surveys, and the state reports specific outcomes such as excluding 1.37 lakh acres from the Section 22(A) list to restore transfer rights for affected landowners.