Overview
- The revenue department issued orders on September 24 allowing registration of open plots, houses and flats listed under Section 22‑A if they were developed with valid permissions from agencies such as GHMC, HMDA, DTCP or local bodies.
- To qualify, owners must produce the original statutory layout, building or apartment approval and at least one 'link document' showing a registration or related transaction that occurred after the approval.
- District‑level committees have been set up to examine cases and resolve implementation difficulties; each panel includes the district collector, additional collector (local bodies), the district registrar and a local body or HMDA representative.
- The government says the move is a phased administrative fix aimed at giving relief to roughly one lakh affected owners and follows pledges from Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy to fast‑track genuine 22‑A cases.
- Officials stressed this is a conditional, paperwork‑led process rather than a blanket amnesty, and it is paired with separate regularisation orders (GO 118 and GO 76) to address long‑standing colony and worker house‑site issues.