35 ஆண்டுகளுக்கும் மேலான பிரச்சினை இது. நாடாளுமன்றத் தேர்தல் பரப்புரையின்போது நிரந்தரத் தீர்வு வேண்டி என்னிடம் வழங்கப்பட்ட மனுக்களின்...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin brought a decisive resolution to a thirty-five-year-old land acquisition deadlock in Coimbatore, formally issuing land release orders from the Tamil Nadu Housing Board to affected property owners. Stalin recalled that during the 2024 parliamentary election campaign, numerous resident delegations submitted urgent representations seeking permanent legal relief from decades of administrative freeze imposed on their ancestral properties.

Acting on these citizen petitions, the state government conducted inter-departmental legal reviews and cleared the de-notification of contested residential lands. The Chief Minister personally handed over the land release certificates, providing unencumbered property rights, building permission clearances, and legal ownership titles to approximately ten thousand beneficiary families across Coimbatore's suburban neighborhoods.

Stalin observed that bureaucratic inertia often leaves ordinary homeowners trapped in legal uncertainty for decades, depriving them of the right to construct, mortgage, or sell their properties. He affirmed that the Dravidian Model governance believes in compassionate, problem-solving administration that removes historic legal bottlenecks. Stalin assured the public that his government will continuously streamline land administration policies to protect property rights and foster secure urban growth statewide for all working communities.