“....34.The final status report filed by the District Collector, Karur, on 30.01.2019, would reveal the present status of the lands, which they have categorised into five. Though the impleaded respondents have raised very many contentions that they are the bonafide purchasers and they have been in possession and enjoyments of the respective lands for years together, the same cannot be a ground to allow them to continue with their occupation in the lands, in view of the judgments cited above and the specific stand taken by the District administration and the temple administration, they have to redress their grievance only in the manner known to law. However, it is open to the Commissioner, HR & CE Department to consider the case of the respondents 11 to 239 that they have put up constructions and residing in the place for several decades, provided they come with a proposal to treat them as tenant or willing to take the lands make good the loss at the prevailing market price or prescribed by the committee and the same can be considered by the Commissioner, HR & CE Department, as per Section 34 of the HR & CE Act...”