Andhra Pradesh Forest Produce Transit Rules, 1970
Last Updated 4th November, 2019
[ap118]
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 29 read with sub-section (1) of section 68 of the Andhra Pradesh Forest Act, 1967 (Andhra Pradesh Act No. 1 of 1967) and in supersession of all existing rules on the subject made under any of the Acts repealed by section 72 of the Act, aforesaid the Governor of Andhra Pradesh hereby makes the following rules to regulate the movement of forest produce in the State of Andhra Pradesh.
1.
These Rules shall be called the Andhra Pradesh Forest Produce Transit Rules, 1970.
2.
In these rules:-
(1) [x x x x x x x]
(2)
"Firewood"
means all timber below 25 cms. in girth at its thickest end and one meter in length.
(3)
"Forest produce in transit"
includes forest produce found stored in any place or in the margin of any public road or cart track or food-path whether or not loaded in carts or other vehicles [xxxxxx] and forest produce found in any river, canal or water course whether in rafts or not.
(4)
"Form"
means appended to these rules.
3.
No forest produce shall be moved into or from or within the State by land or water, unless such produce is accompanied by a permit therefor issued under Rule 5 and produced for check immediately on demand:
Provided that where the forest produce is imported into the State from any other State it is enough if such produce is accompanied by a permit issued by the Government of the State from where such produce is imported and the said permit shall be valid only for the transport of such produce, such quantity and the destination specified therein.
[Provided further that, if any Forest Produce is imported into the State from any other State where such produce is exempted from the application of Transit Rules in that State, and if such produce is accompanied by any documents indicating the origin of the produce, such documents will be treated as valid for the transport of such produce and such quantity to the destination specified therein]
.
4.
Timber exceeding 25 cms. in girth at its thickest part and one meter in length, except timber sawn into sizes shall not be moved into or from or within the State of Andhra Pradesh, unless such timber bears a distinguishable Government transit mark of such description as mentioned in the permit authorising the transit thereof accompanying the said timber.
5.
(1) The Divisional Forest Officer or an Officer or person duly authorised by him in this behalf shall, subject to the provisions of the rules, [issue a permit in Form-I in respect of forest produce to be removed from the forest areas or Government Timber Depots, and in Form-II in all other cases.] The Divisional Forest Officer may refuse to issue such permits, if he has any doubt either of ownership or the existence of forest produce itself and, may withhold the issue of transit permits till it is proved to his satisfaction that the forest produce that exists lawfully belongs to the applicant.
[(lA)(i) The Divisional Forest Officer or an officer duly authorised by him in this behalf shall, subject to provisions of these rules issue a permit in Form-IIA for transport of bamboo to anywhere in India.
(ii) The Form-II-A will be issued in bilingual (English and Hindi)
(iii) The Form-II-A will be issued in four copies (one for DFO Office, one for Trader, one for Range Office, one for destination Divisional Forest Officer.)
(iv) The Form-II-A permit will have a limited validity of (15) days from the date of issue of permit.
(v) When the bamboo species/product is accompanied by PAN India Permit/ Form-II-A, no fresh transit permit will be issued by other State in lieu of Form-II-A. Only an endorsement is to be made by the check post of States in transit on Form-II-A.
(vi) Details of the permit issued shall be uploaded in the forest website www.forests.ap.gov.in. by the issuing authority.]
(2) The Divisional Forest Officer may satisfy himself about the presence of forest produce to be removed and shall determine the number of permits required, keeping in view the estimated quantity of the forest produce.
(3) The Divisional Forest Officer may, for the purpose of issue of permits in Form-II for the forest produce to be removed from private lands, ascertain about the rights and titles over the forest produce from such Revenue Officer of the district, as may be specified by the Conservator of Forests.
Explanation.
- A certificate issued by the Revenue Officer or other authorised person in the form prescribed by the concerned Conservator of Forests shall be considered as conclusive evidence of the rights and titles of individuals over the tree growth.
(4) The permit authorising the transport of forest produce in lorries or railway wagons etc., and the like shall be super scribed clearly by the words "Transport by lorry" "Transport by wagon", "Transport by cart" etc., and the like as the case may be depending on the mode of conveyance used for transport.
[(5) For the supply of Form-I and Form-II permits in triplicate and Form-II-A in quadruplicate the following amount shall be charged per permit: -
Type of permit
Description of Forest Produce
Charge per permit
Form 1
(a) Major Mineral/Minor mineral/Granite
(a) Rs. 10.00/Tonne/Cmt
(b) Timber
(b) Rs.5.00 per Cmt
(c) Fuel Wood
(c) Rs.3 .00 per Cmt
(d) Bamboo & other Forest Produce
(d) Rs. 50.00 per Lorry and Rs.20.00 per Cmt
Form II
All Forest Produce
Rs. 20.00 per permit
Form IIA (PAN India Permit)
Bamboo
Rs. 100.00 per permit]
(6) The permit shall be in triplicate duly filled in and signed by the issuing authority. The original shall be delivered to the person moving the forest produce, the duplicate shall be sent to the Range Officer concerned and the triplicate shall be retained as counterfoil for record of the issuing authority.
(7) The Divisional Forest Officer or any Officer authorised by him shall affix the Government transit mark on timber for which a transit permit is issued.
(8) In the event of the Divisional Forest Officer authorising any person not being a forest officer to issue the permits, as specified in sub- rule (1), he may, if considered expedient in the interests of safeguarding forest produce belonging to the Government lay down conditions for such authorisation and also collect a reasonable sum of money as security for the fulfilment of such conditions.
[(9) In Municipalities, Municipal Corporations and Urban Development Authorities areas where the Saw Mill owner, Depot owner or any other wood based unit dispose the forest produce except round timber within the local limits of Municipalities, Municipal Corporations and Urban Development Authorities areas, they should issue delivery challan in Form-IV alongwith the forest produce sold. Form-IV can be got printed by the saw mill owners or Depot owners or owners of wood based unit themselves and use them after informing Book Number and Number of leaves in each book to concerned Forest Range Officer and Divisional Forest Officer by Registered Post with Acknowledgment due.]
(10) Whenever permits in Form-II are issued more than (50) in numbers, the validity of the permits should be from the date of issue to the 31st December of that year and validity period be super scribed on Form-II permit.
6.
(1) The ownership of timber not belonging to the Government may, if moved within the State in accordance with these rules be indicated by a separate property mark.
(2) All such property marks shall be registered by the Divisional Forest Officer.
(3) (a) Every application for registration of property marks or renewal thereof shall be made to the Divisional Forest Officer accompanied by a fee of Rs.25.
(b) The application shall contain the following particulars, namely.
(i) the details of the locality where the timber is situated;
(ii) the species [and approximate] quantity of timber for which the property mark is to be used;
(iii) six facsimilies of the property mark;
(4) The Divisional Forest Officer may register or renew the property mark in Form-III, or refuse registration of the property mark, and may cancel the registration of the property mark, if he considers that the property mark cannot be easily distinguished from the Government mark or from a property mark already registered or for other reasons to be recorded in writing.
(5) If registration of property mark is refused or cancelled for reasons other than misuse, the registration fee shall be refunded by the Divisional Forest Officer.
6A.
Any person, aggrieved by any order of the Divisional Forest Officer, refusing to issue the permits under rule 5 or refusing to register the property mark under rule 6 may prefer an appeal within fifteen days from the date of such order to the Conservator of Forests and the order passed thereon by the Conservator of Forests shall be final.
7.
No permit shall cover more than one load.
8.
Any Forest Officer not below the rank of Ranger having jurisdiction over the place, may [for reasons] to be recorded in writing, in case of breakdown of a vehicle carrying forest produce, alter the period of validity of the permit.
9.
The permit shall be considered invalid if the quantity and description of forest produce is not mentioned accurately.
10.
Save as otherwise provided in Rule 8, the permit shall be considered invalid if there is erasure, overwriting or if there is alteration in anything printed or written on the permit and if any column is left unfilled.
11.
The forest produce in transit shall be of the description mentioned in the permit and it shall be transported within the time allowed in the permit accompanying the produce on the route and to the destination mentioned therein.
12.
(1) Any Forest Officer, or any officer of the Police Department not below the rank of a Sub-Inspector or any officer of the Revenue Department not below the rank of Mandal Revenue Officer or any Task Force Officers of the Department of Vigilance and Enforcement not below the rank of Revenue Inspector may, with a view to securing compliance with these rules or to satisfying himself that these rules have been complied with stop, detain examine at any place any vehicle in respect of which he has reason to believe that a contravention of any of the provisions of these rules has been, is being or is about to be committed.
(2) The Driver of the vehicle shall take the vehicle so stopped under sub-rule (1) to the nearest office of the Forest Department, Police Station, Village Officer, or the Magistrate as the officer stopping the vehicle may direct, for further investigation or charging the case;
Provided that such officer may cause removal of the vehicle to any of the offices specified by appropriate means in the event of driver failing to comply with the directions of the officer.
13.
The Divisional Forest Officer shall set up check posts, erect barriers or do both at all or any of the places given in Schedule-I with a view to stop, detain and examine the vehicles and secure compliance of the rules. The Chief Conservator of Forests may from time to time, amend the Schedule-I by adding new check posts in or shifting or deleting the existing check posts from the Schedule-1.
14.
Every person taking any forest produce in any vehicle shall stop at any check post or barrier specified in Rule 13 for the purpose of inspection.
15.
The Officer in charge of the check post or barrier shall, after satisfying himself that the forest produce is genuinely covered as per rules by the permit in Form No. II and that in case of timber such timber bears the Government transit mark, endorse on the said permit, the fact of checking and indicate the date and time of check before [allowing] the vehicle to proceed further [as expeditiously as possible
16.
These rules shall not apply to red-sanders and sandal wood and such classes of timber, firewood and other forest produce and in such areas as are specified in Schedule-II and III.
[Schedule-II]
(See Rule 15)
Sl.No.
District (s)
Scientific Name
Vernacular Name
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
1.
All the Revenue
Districts in the State.
(i) Citrus Species
(ii) Borasus
Flabellifera
(iii) Casurina
equisetifilia
(iv) Psidium Guava
(v) Prosopis
juliflora
(vi) Achras sapota
(vii) Cocos nucifera
(viii) Anacardium
Occidentale
(ix) Eucalyptus
species
(x) Leucaena
Leucocephala
(xi) Pithecolobium
dulce
(xii) Zizyphus
jujuba
(xiii) Samania Saman
(i) Orange and
related species
(ii) Tati, Tadi,
Palmyrah
(iii) Casurina ,
Sarugudu, Sarvi, Saru
(iv) Jama, Guava
(v) Seema Thumma
(vi) Sapota
(vii) Coconut,
Kobbari, Tenkai.
(viii) Cashew,
Jeedimamidi.
(ix) Eucalyptus,
Neelagiri, Jama Oil.
(x) Subabul
(xi) Seema Chinta
(xii) Regu, Ber
(xiii) Rain tree,
Nidraganneru
2.
In all Revenue Districts Except Nalgonda.
(xiv) Syzigium
cumini
(xv) Ficus species
(xvi) Azadirachta
indica
(xvii)
Acacianilotica
(xviii) Mangifera
indica
(xix) Artocarpus
integrifolla
(xx) Dendrocalamus strictus.
(xiv) Nerudu,
Jamun, Jinne
(xv) Ravi and
related species
(xvi) Neem, vepa
(xvii) Nalla tumma
(xviii) Mango,
Mamidi
(xix) Panasa, Jack
fruit
(xx) Bamboo, Bongu, Veduru
3.
In all Revenue Districts except Anantapur and
Nalgonda Dists.
4.
In all Revenue Districts except Anantapur Dist.
5.
In all Revenue Districts except in Scheduled
areas and Nalgonda Dist.
6.
In all Revenue Districts except in Scheduled
areas.
7.
Only in Guntur and Nellore Revenue Districts.
Section 1 • Andhra Pradesh Forest Produce Transit Rules, 1970
Andhra Pradesh Forest Produce Transit Rules, 1970
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"content": "Andhra Pradesh Forest Produce Transit Rules, 1970\nLast Updated 4th November, 2019\n[ap118]\nIn exercise of the powers conferred by section 29 read with sub-section (1) of section 68 of the Andhra Pradesh Forest Act, 1967 (Andhra Pradesh Act No. 1 of 1967) and in supersession of all existing rules on the subject made under any of the Acts repealed by section 72 of the Act, aforesaid the Governor of Andhra Pradesh hereby makes the following rules to regulate the movement of forest produce in the State of Andhra Pradesh.\n1.\nThese Rules shall be called the Andhra Pradesh Forest Produce Transit Rules, 1970.\n2.\nIn these rules:-\n(1) [x x x x x x x]\n(2)\n\"Firewood\"\nmeans all timber below 25 cms. in girth at its thickest end and one meter in length.\n(3)\n\"Forest produce in transit\"\nincludes forest produce found stored in any place or in the margin of any public road or cart track or food-path whether or not loaded in carts or other vehicles [xxxxxx] and forest produce found in any river, canal or water course whether in rafts or not.\n(4)\n\"Form\"\nmeans appended to these rules.\n3.\nNo forest produce shall be moved into or from or within the State by land or water, unless such produce is accompanied by a permit therefor issued under Rule 5 and produced for check immediately on demand:\nProvided that where the forest produce is imported into the State from any other State it is enough if such produce is accompanied by a permit issued by the Government of the State from where such produce is imported and the said permit shall be valid only for the transport of such produce, such quantity and the destination specified therein.\n[Provided further that, if any Forest Produce is imported into the State from any other State where such produce is exempted from the application of Transit Rules in that State, and if such produce is accompanied by any documents indicating the origin of the produce, such documents will be treated as valid for the transport of such produce and such quantity to the destination specified therein]\n.\n4.\nTimber exceeding 25 cms. in girth at its thickest part and one meter in length, except timber sawn into sizes shall not be moved into or from or within the State of Andhra Pradesh, unless such timber bears a distinguishable Government transit mark of such description as mentioned in the permit authorising the transit thereof accompanying the said timber.\n5.\n(1) The Divisional Forest Officer or an Officer or person duly authorised by him in this behalf shall, subject to the provisions of the rules, [issue a permit in Form-I in respect of forest produce to be removed from the forest areas or Government Timber Depots, and in Form-II in all other cases.] The Divisional Forest Officer may refuse to issue such permits, if he has any doubt either of ownership or the existence of forest produce itself and, may withhold the issue of transit permits till it is proved to his satisfaction that the forest produce that exists lawfully belongs to the applicant.\n[(lA)(i) The Divisional Forest Officer or an officer duly authorised by him in this behalf shall, subject to provisions of these rules issue a permit in Form-IIA for transport of bamboo to anywhere in India.\n(ii) The Form-II-A will be issued in bilingual (English and Hindi)\n(iii) The Form-II-A will be issued in four copies (one for DFO Office, one for Trader, one for Range Office, one for destination Divisional Forest Officer.)\n(iv) The Form-II-A permit will have a limited validity of (15) days from the date of issue of permit.\n(v) When the bamboo species/product is accompanied by PAN India Permit/ Form-II-A, no fresh transit permit will be issued by other State in lieu of Form-II-A. Only an endorsement is to be made by the check post of States in transit on Form-II-A.\n(vi) Details of the permit issued shall be uploaded in the forest website www.forests.ap.gov.in. by the issuing authority.]\n(2) The Divisional Forest Officer may satisfy himself about the presence of forest produce to be removed and shall determine the number of permits required, keeping in view the estimated quantity of the forest produce.\n(3) The Divisional Forest Officer may, for the purpose of issue of permits in Form-II for the forest produce to be removed from private lands, ascertain about the rights and titles over the forest produce from such Revenue Officer of the district, as may be specified by the Conservator of Forests.\nExplanation.\n- A certificate issued by the Revenue Officer or other authorised person in the form prescribed by the concerned Conservator of Forests shall be considered as conclusive evidence of the rights and titles of individuals over the tree growth.\n(4) The permit authorising the transport of forest produce in lorries or railway wagons etc., and the like shall be super scribed clearly by the words \"Transport by lorry\" \"Transport by wagon\", \"Transport by cart\" etc., and the like as the case may be depending on the mode of conveyance used for transport.\n[(5) For the supply of Form-I and Form-II permits in triplicate and Form-II-A in quadruplicate the following amount shall be charged per permit: -\nType of permit\nDescription of Forest Produce\nCharge per permit\nForm 1\n(a) Major Mineral/Minor mineral/Granite\n(a) Rs. 10.00/Tonne/Cmt\n(b) Timber\n(b) Rs.5.00 per Cmt\n(c) Fuel Wood\n(c) Rs.3 .00 per Cmt\n(d) Bamboo & other Forest Produce\n(d) Rs. 50.00 per Lorry and Rs.20.00 per Cmt\nForm II\nAll Forest Produce\nRs. 20.00 per permit\nForm IIA (PAN India Permit)\nBamboo\nRs. 100.00 per permit]\n(6) The permit shall be in triplicate duly filled in and signed by the issuing authority. The original shall be delivered to the person moving the forest produce, the duplicate shall be sent to the Range Officer concerned and the triplicate shall be retained as counterfoil for record of the issuing authority.\n(7) The Divisional Forest Officer or any Officer authorised by him shall affix the Government transit mark on timber for which a transit permit is issued.\n(8) In the event of the Divisional Forest Officer authorising any person not being a forest officer to issue the permits, as specified in sub- rule (1), he may, if considered expedient in the interests of safeguarding forest produce belonging to the Government lay down conditions for such authorisation and also collect a reasonable sum of money as security for the fulfilment of such conditions.\n[(9) In Municipalities, Municipal Corporations and Urban Development Authorities areas where the Saw Mill owner, Depot owner or any other wood based unit dispose the forest produce except round timber within the local limits of Municipalities, Municipal Corporations and Urban Development Authorities areas, they should issue delivery challan in Form-IV alongwith the forest produce sold. Form-IV can be got printed by the saw mill owners or Depot owners or owners of wood based unit themselves and use them after informing Book Number and Number of leaves in each book to concerned Forest Range Officer and Divisional Forest Officer by Registered Post with Acknowledgment due.]\n(10) Whenever permits in Form-II are issued more than (50) in numbers, the validity of the permits should be from the date of issue to the 31st December of that year and validity period be super scribed on Form-II permit.\n6.\n(1) The ownership of timber not belonging to the Government may, if moved within the State in accordance with these rules be indicated by a separate property mark.\n(2) All such property marks shall be registered by the Divisional Forest Officer.\n(3) (a) Every application for registration of property marks or renewal thereof shall be made to the Divisional Forest Officer accompanied by a fee of Rs.25.\n(b) The application shall contain the following particulars, namely.\n(i) the details of the locality where the timber is situated;\n(ii) the species [and approximate] quantity of timber for which the property mark is to be used;\n(iii) six facsimilies of the property mark;\n(4) The Divisional Forest Officer may register or renew the property mark in Form-III, or refuse registration of the property mark, and may cancel the registration of the property mark, if he considers that the property mark cannot be easily distinguished from the Government mark or from a property mark already registered or for other reasons to be recorded in writing.\n(5) If registration of property mark is refused or cancelled for reasons other than misuse, the registration fee shall be refunded by the Divisional Forest Officer.\n6A.\nAny person, aggrieved by any order of the Divisional Forest Officer, refusing to issue the permits under rule 5 or refusing to register the property mark under rule 6 may prefer an appeal within fifteen days from the date of such order to the Conservator of Forests and the order passed thereon by the Conservator of Forests shall be final.\n7.\nNo permit shall cover more than one load.\n8.\nAny Forest Officer not below the rank of Ranger having jurisdiction over the place, may [for reasons] to be recorded in writing, in case of breakdown of a vehicle carrying forest produce, alter the period of validity of the permit.\n9.\nThe permit shall be considered invalid if the quantity and description of forest produce is not mentioned accurately.\n10.\nSave as otherwise provided in Rule 8, the permit shall be considered invalid if there is erasure, overwriting or if there is alteration in anything printed or written on the permit and if any column is left unfilled.\n11.\nThe forest produce in transit shall be of the description mentioned in the permit and it shall be transported within the time allowed in the permit accompanying the produce on the route and to the destination mentioned therein.\n12.\n(1) Any Forest Officer, or any officer of the Police Department not below the rank of a Sub-Inspector or any officer of the Revenue Department not below the rank of Mandal Revenue Officer or any Task Force Officers of the Department of Vigilance and Enforcement not below the rank of Revenue Inspector may, with a view to securing compliance with these rules or to satisfying himself that these rules have been complied with stop, detain examine at any place any vehicle in respect of which he has reason to believe that a contravention of any of the provisions of these rules has been, is being or is about to be committed.\n(2) The Driver of the vehicle shall take the vehicle so stopped under sub-rule (1) to the nearest office of the Forest Department, Police Station, Village Officer, or the Magistrate as the officer stopping the vehicle may direct, for further investigation or charging the case;\nProvided that such officer may cause removal of the vehicle to any of the offices specified by appropriate means in the event of driver failing to comply with the directions of the officer.\n13.\nThe Divisional Forest Officer shall set up check posts, erect barriers or do both at all or any of the places given in Schedule-I with a view to stop, detain and examine the vehicles and secure compliance of the rules. The Chief Conservator of Forests may from time to time, amend the Schedule-I by adding new check posts in or shifting or deleting the existing check posts from the Schedule-1.\n14.\nEvery person taking any forest produce in any vehicle shall stop at any check post or barrier specified in Rule 13 for the purpose of inspection.\n15.\nThe Officer in charge of the check post or barrier shall, after satisfying himself that the forest produce is genuinely covered as per rules by the permit in Form No. II and that in case of timber such timber bears the Government transit mark, endorse on the said permit, the fact of checking and indicate the date and time of check before [allowing] the vehicle to proceed further [as expeditiously as possible\n16.\nThese rules shall not apply to red-sanders and sandal wood and such classes of timber, firewood and other forest produce and in such areas as are specified in Schedule-II and III.\n[Schedule-II]\n(See Rule 15)\nSl.No.\nDistrict (s)\nScientific Name\nVernacular Name\n(1)\n(2)\n(3)\n(4)\n1.\nAll the Revenue\n\t\t\t\t\tDistricts in the State.\n(i) Citrus Species\n(ii) Borasus\n\t\t\t\t\tFlabellifera\n(iii) Casurina\n\t\t\t\t\tequisetifilia\n(iv) Psidium Guava\n(v) Prosopis\n\t\t\t\t\tjuliflora\n(vi) Achras sapota\n(vii) Cocos nucifera\n(viii) Anacardium\n\t\t\t\t\tOccidentale\n(ix) Eucalyptus\n\t\t\t\t\tspecies\n(x) Leucaena\n\t\t\t\t\tLeucocephala\n(xi) Pithecolobium\n\t\t\t\t\tdulce\n(xii) Zizyphus\n\t\t\t\t\tjujuba\n(xiii) Samania Saman\n(i) Orange and\n\t\t\t\t\trelated species\n(ii) Tati, Tadi,\n\t\t\t\t\tPalmyrah\n(iii) Casurina ,\n\t\t\t\t\tSarugudu, Sarvi, Saru\n(iv) Jama, Guava\n(v) Seema Thumma\n(vi) Sapota\n(vii) Coconut,\n\t\t\t\t\tKobbari, Tenkai.\n(viii) Cashew,\n\t\t\t\t\tJeedimamidi.\n(ix) Eucalyptus,\n\t\t\t\t\tNeelagiri, Jama Oil.\n(x) Subabul\n(xi) Seema Chinta\n(xii) Regu, Ber\n(xiii) Rain tree,\n\t\t\t\t\tNidraganneru\n2.\nIn all Revenue Districts Except Nalgonda.\n(xiv) Syzigium\n\t\t\t\t\tcumini\n(xv) Ficus species\n(xvi) Azadirachta\n\t\t\t\t\tindica\n(xvii)\n\t\t\t\t\tAcacianilotica\n(xviii) Mangifera\n\t\t\t\t\tindica\n(xix) Artocarpus\n\t\t\t\t\tintegrifolla\n(xx) Dendrocalamus strictus.\n(xiv) Nerudu,\n\t\t\t\t\tJamun, Jinne\n(xv) Ravi and\n\t\t\t\t\trelated species\n(xvi) Neem, vepa\n(xvii) Nalla tumma\n(xviii) Mango,\n\t\t\t\t\tMamidi\n(xix) Panasa, Jack\n\t\t\t\t\tfruit\n(xx) Bamboo, Bongu, Veduru\n3.\nIn all Revenue Districts except Anantapur and\n\t\t\t\t\tNalgonda Dists.\n4.\nIn all Revenue Districts except Anantapur Dist.\n5.\nIn all Revenue Districts except in Scheduled\n\t\t\t\t\tareas and Nalgonda Dist.\n6.\nIn all Revenue Districts except in Scheduled\n\t\t\t\t\tareas.\n7.\nOnly in Guntur and Nellore Revenue Districts.",
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