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The Hindu Bureau

Officials call on CM at the Secretariat

A day after the Tamil Nadu government regained possession of a 6.35-acre prime government land on Cathedral Road in Chennai, Additional Advocate-General J. Ravindran, Revenue Secretary Kumar Jayant and Commissioner of Land Administration S. Nagarajan called on Chief Minister M.K. Stalin at the Secretariat on Tuesday. Rajya Sabha MP P. Wilson also met the Chief Minister, at his camp office.

The Chennai Collectorate had, on Monday, regained possession of the land, estimated to be valued at ₹1,000 crore, which was until recently under the possession of the Agri Horticultural Society.

Based on orders passed by the Commissioner of Land Administration, the land, measuring four cawnies, 18 grounds and 1,683 square feet, was taken over by the Chennai Collectorate. The premises has been sealed by the authorities.

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