About Us

Land Acquisition is a State Government Department responsible for Acquisition of Land for different Central Government, State Government other Government Statuary Bodies and large/medium Private Enterprises requiring land for different projects like Road project of NHAI,MoRTH, Railway Project of India Railway & DFCCIL,DVC,SAIL Project.

Acquisition of land done under

• NH Act,1956
• Railway Act(Amendment),2008
• Right of Use under P&MP Act,1962

Who we are

We are a State Government Department, responble for Acquisition of Land for different Central, State Goverment other Government Statuary Bodies and large/medium Private Enterprises. We funtion under the Heirerchial Structure of the State Government Administration.

Our Structure

• SPL LAO (Special Land Acquisition Officer)
• Additional LAO(s)
• Assistant LAO(s)
• Surveyors
• UDCs
• LDCs

About Land Acquisition Functions

Land acquisition is a complex process that involves acquiring land from private owners or communities for various purposes, such as infrastructure development, urban expansion, or public projects. Here are the key steps involved in land acquisition:

• Identification and Planning

The government or a private entity identifies the need for land acquisition based on development plans, infrastructure projects, or public welfare.

Detailed planning includes assessing the purpose, location, and size of the required land.

• Notification and Survey

The concerned authority issues a public notice to inform landowners and stakeholders about the proposed acquisition.

Surveyors assess the land's boundaries, topography, and existing structures.

• Social Impact Assessment (SIA)

For large-scale projects, an SIA evaluates the impact of land acquisition on affected communities, livelihoods, and the environment.

Compensation and rehabilitation plans are developed based on the SIA findings.

• Negotiation and Agreement

Authorities negotiate with landowners to acquire the land voluntarily.

Compensation terms (monetary, land-for-land, or other benefits) are discussed and agreed upon.

• Land Acquisition Act and Legal Process

In India, the Land Acquisition Act governs the process. Legal notices are served to landowners.

• Compensation and Rehabilitation

Compensation is provided to landowners based on market value, improvements made, and other factors.

Rehabilitation includes resettlement, livelihood restoration, and infrastructure development for affected families.

• Transfer of Ownership

After compensation, ownership transfers to the acquiring authority.

Land records are updated accordingly.

• Project Implementation

The acquired land is used for the intended purpose (e.g., road construction, industrial development, etc.).