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AP Govt Introduces Single Database and Mandatory Inquiry to Revamp Prohibited Property Rules
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 24 Jul 2026, 07:33 AM
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The Andhra Pradesh government has announced reforms to its prohibited property regulations, creating a unified database and mandating inquiries to streamline enforcement.
The Andhra Pradesh government has unveiled a set of reforms aimed at tightening the enforcement of its prohibited property rules. Central to the changes is the creation of a single, integrated database that will house all records related to prohibited properties and their owners.
Under the new framework, any transaction involving a prohibited property will trigger a mandatory inquiry. This step is intended to curb illicit dealings and ensure that all parties comply with the law.
Officials say the database will improve transparency and reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks, while the inquiry requirement will act as a deterrent against corruption.
The reforms are part of the state’s broader effort to strengthen property rights and attract investment by making the regulatory environment more predictable.
Under the new framework, any transaction involving a prohibited property will trigger a mandatory inquiry. This step is intended to curb illicit dealings and ensure that all parties comply with the law.
Officials say the database will improve transparency and reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks, while the inquiry requirement will act as a deterrent against corruption.
The reforms are part of the state’s broader effort to strengthen property rights and attract investment by making the regulatory environment more predictable.