HYDERABAD: At a time when the knives are out between siblings or father and son or mom and daughter over claiming possession on a small piece of land and households are wrecked over land disputes, a farmer couple from Karimnagar district displayed a uncommon generosity by giving freely a portion of their 3.18 acre property to the native gram panchayat in reminiscence of their youngest son who died in an accident 20 years in the past.
Nunugonda Lakshmaiah and Ramavva handed over the possession paperwork of the land – measuring 1.06 acre – to Uppala Anjaniprasad, president of the state sarpanches affiliation, final week with their two elder sons in tow. The deceased son, Prabhakar’s share of 1.06 acre from the three.18 acres is presently valued at Rs 1 crore available in the market. The household hails from Nunugondapalli in Goliramayyapalli village in Ramadugu mandal.
“We wish the land for use for the advantage of native individuals and the village,” Mallaiah, the eldest of the three brothers, instructed reporters.
Displaying gratitude to the household, the villagers erected a bust of Prabhakar on the donated land.
We assured the household that the land could be utilized in the very best curiosity of the village,” a village elder mentioned.
Prabhakar was 27 when he met with an accident in 2004 and died. His dad and mom wished to pledge his eyes, however their want couldn’t materialise. They expressed happiness that the land that will have belonged to their son will serve an even bigger function and profit the village.
Villagers of Nunugondapalli felicitated Lakshmaiah and Ramavva, thanking them for his or her generosity.
