Belagavi Playground Land Order for Bachi School and Sulaga

Belagavi playground land order Bachi Sulaga Laxmi Hebbalkar

The Belagavi playground land order came after Minister Laxmi Hebbalkar met the district commissioner in Belagavi on Wednesday, September 30, 2026. We saw her post say a long village demand had been met. Our sources listed two sites: Bachi and Sulaga.

Three acres of revenue land at Bachi will go to the Education Department. The plot is for a playground at the government senior Marathi primary school. Villagers had asked for the ground because the school had none.

Sulaga gets a separate grant: four acres for a public playground and two acres for a public lake. Those acres are marked for Belagavi Taluk Panchayat after the same meeting. Hebbalkar wrote that official orders were taken for both villages.

A social embed of the Laxmi Hebbalkar post is inserted here.

Belagavi Playground Land Order Covers Bachi and Sulaga

Hebbalkar is MLA for Belagavi Rural and Karnataka’s minister for women and child development. She framed the files as help for school children and village public space. No rupee cost for fencing or earthwork sat in the tweet.

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Land on paper is not a finished ground. Watch the deputy commissioner and taluk panchayat for survey stones, mutation, and a start date. The Belagavi playground land order should be checked at the DC office if residents want copies.

Who Laxmi Hebbalkar Is

Laxmi Hebbalkar is the MLA from Belagavi Rural. She also holds the Karnataka cabinet brief for women and child development, and for disabled and senior citizens.

Most of her public posts focus on village files in Belagavi taluk: schools, grounds, lakes, and department land. The Bachi and Sulaga orders fit that pattern. Voters can track later stages at the deputy commissioner’s office, not only on her social feed.

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