Quick Summary: Rosy, from Villupuram, is fighting for a piece of land she believes should be hers. The court has asked officials to look into her claim.
Rosy, who lives in Kuppam, Villupuram, asked the court on August 22, 2025, to give her a piece of land in the Adi Dravidar Layout. She says she doesn't have a home and should get Plot No. 49 or another empty plot under the government plan for the Adi Dravidar community.
On December 18, 2025, Judge Abdul Quddhose listened to Rosy's case. Rosy said that even though Plot No. 49 was given to someone else, it is still empty. She wants the court to make the officials seriously consider her request.
"No harm will be done to the officials if they look at the petitioner’s request based on its merits."
The case involves several officials from Villupuram, including the District Collector and the Adi Dravidar Welfare Officer. Mr. D. Ravichander, speaking for these officials, accepted the notice. Interestingly, the court chose not to inform the current plot holder, Ananthai, because no decisions were made against her.
The court told the District Collector to look at Rosy's request carefully. They have to make a decision within 12 weeks after informing Ananthai and hearing any objections. This process ensures fairness and following the rules.
Rosy’s fight isn’t over yet. The officials have a deadline to reply, and Rosy hopes for a positive result. This case highlights the difficulties people face when trying to get the land they believe they deserve and the steps involved in solving such disputes.
