Narayana Nagar, Uthangarai Town & Taluk The said land is originally classified as Gramanatha Poramboke on the file of the respondents Revenue Register. Under scheme of issuance of Patta to the landless poor and considering occupation of more than 15 years in the said land, the 3rd respondent issued patta vide HSD Patta No. 1413/1418 (F1) 2008 2009 dated 30.09.2008 to an extent of 0153 sq.mts (1646 Sq.fts)) Right from the date of receipt of the above said paita and even prior to issuance of Patta, the petitioner is living in the said property, after put up construction thereon. The above said property is now provided with water connection and Electricity connection and also the petitioner is paying the property tax to Uthungara Town Penya Krishnagiri District. Though the petitioner is living in the above said property for the past 35 years and for the past 13 years along with HSD patta, still the revenue records of the respondents have not been changed from original classification as Gramanatha Poramboke. Unless and otherwise the appropriate entries are made in Village A Register Extract based on the patta assigned in the name of the petitioner, he cannot obtain any loan from the scheduled banks for development of his family and other benefits. Therefore, the petitioner has approached the respondents through a written representation dated 25.02.2021 with a request to make appropriate entries in the revenue records based on the patta, but the same has not been considered despite by the respondents herein despite of receipt of the above said representation. Therefore, again on 02.08.2021, a reminder was also sent to the respondents herein that also has not been considered. Apart from above, the same request has been given to the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Tamilnadu vide Chief Minister Special Cell and also the Hon'ble Minister for the revenue. The Ministry of Revenue forwarded the request of the petitioner to the 3rd respondent for appropriate action on his representation and the same is kept in cold storage and so far no communication received from any one of the respondents despite of repeated requests and prayer. Under these circumstances, the petitioner has no other effective, alternate and efficacious remedy except to approach this Court by invoking its inherent power under Article 226 of the Constitution of India.
