grantee viz., Mulla Abudul Jaffar Miyan, and he is maintaining and looking after the affairs of the said Masjid for more than thirty years and is one of the heirs of the grantee of the Inam land, and an interested person in the subject Wakf institution. He alleged that petitioners, who are third parties, and who have no concern with the open land of Jamia Masjid, are bent upon grabbing the said land by making a cattle pound since the previous few years; that on 22.04.2012, they tried to construct a permanent wall by occupying Wakf land permanently to the extent of 61.2 Sq.yds. out of 1070 Sq.yds; the said extent is shown in green colour in the plaint plan; 1st respondent issued a legal notice dt.23.04.2012 to the District Collector, Kurnool and to 2nd respondent and others to take necessary action; the Chief Executive Officer of 2nd respondent also wrote a letter not to interfere with the possession of 1st respondent and to defuse the tension created there; 2nd respondent also issued a letter dt.27.04.2012 to Tahsildar, Jillela Village, who then initiated proceedings under Section 145 Cr.P.C. in M.C.No.11 of 2012 dt.01.05.2012; that a certified copy of the village map No.16 of the said village in field No.607 issued by the Assistant Director of Central Survey Office, Hyderabad shows the Jamia Masjid and the appurtenant land; that petitioner nos.1 and 2 filed O.S.No.266 of 2007 before the Junior Civil Judge, Allagadda in respect of the very same property, but the plaint was returned on 12.02.2008 for presentation to the Andhra Pradesh Wakf Tribunal, Hyderabad since the property was found to be Wakf property; and therefore, the relief sought in the suit be granted.
