One House in Two States: Today, we will introduce you to a landlord who has only one house in two states. The kitchen of a family house is in Telangana, and the bedroom is in Maharashtra. For this, they also pay different taxes. The landlord says that he has no problem with this. Let me tell you that as soon as you came to know about this, this thing spread like a fire in the whole city and has become a topic of discussion. Let’s understand how and where this house is and who its owner is…
In Which Village Is This House
14 villages adjacent to Telangana have demanded that they be separated. Maharajguda village of Chandrapur district is situated on the border of two states. There is also a house in the village in both states. Uttam Pawar’s house is divided between two states. The boundary line between the two states has been drawn with chalk on the wall of his house, and Telangana and Maharashtra are written on both sides of the line.
Maharashtra | A house in Maharajguda village, Chandrapur is spread b/w Maharashtra & Telangana – 4 rooms fall in Maha while 4 others in Telangana
Owner, Uttam Pawar says, “12-13 of us live here. My brother’s 4 rooms in Telangana&4 of mine in Maharashtra, my kitchen in Telangana” pic.twitter.com/vAOzvJ5bme
— ANI (@ANI) December 15, 2022
4 Rooms Are In Telangana, And Rest Are In Maharashtra
The landlord said that there are 8 rooms in the house. Of these, 4 rooms are in Telangana and the rest in Maharashtra. 12 to 13 people live in our house, and our kitchen is in Telangana. The boundary survey was done in 1969; then, we were told that half of our house was in Maharashtra and half in Telangana. We are not bothered by it. Landlord Pawar also said that we pay taxes in the gram panchayats of both states and take advantage of many schemes of the Telangana government.
A House Between Two Countries
Half of the village head’s house in Longwa village of Mon district of Nagaland is in India, while the other half is in Myanmar. The international border passes through the middle of the house. The villagers here hold dual citizenship and can move freely between the two countries.
