During the meeting, the Deputy Commissioner stated that redressal of public grievances is the top priority of the district administration. He directed revenue employees, subordinate Amins, Revenue Sub Inspectors and Circle Inspectors to improve their work culture. He warned that strict action would be taken in case of negligence or receipt of complaints. He also emphasized that citizens should not be forced to make unnecessary visits to offices.
The main objective of the meeting was to conduct an in-depth review of pending revenue cases in the district, especially mutation (Dakhil-Kharij), demarcation, correction of records and land-related reports sought by various departments. Detailed discussions were held on several key issues.
Cases of mutation pending for more than 90 days (both objection-free and with objections) were reviewed circle-wise and instructions were issued to dispose of them on priority. Special emphasis was laid on the speedy disposal of objection-free mutation cases pending for more than 30 days. The status of pending demarcation applications, record correction works, preparation and submission of land-related reports required by different departments, and disposal of public grievance cases received under grievance redressal mechanisms were also reviewed. Special instructions were given to closely examine cases related to double Jamabandi.
The Deputy Commissioner stated that revenue work is an important part of public service and any laxity in this regard will not be tolerated. He stressed timely disposal of pending cases, maintaining transparency and providing relief to the general public within the prescribed time frame.
The meeting was attended by Sub-Divisional Officer (Sadar) Utkarsh Kumar, Additional Collector Ramnarayan Singh, Deputy Collector Land Reforms Mukesh Kumar, District Land Acquisition Officer K.K. Rajhans, Special Officer Moni Kumari, along with officials from the Transport, Social Welfare and Social Security departments, and all Circle Officers, revenue staff and other concerned officials of the district.
Addressing the meeting, Deputy Commissioner Manjunath Bhajantri said that time-bound disposal of revenue cases is the highest priority of the district administration and the objective is to ensure that no application remains pending unnecessarily. He urged all officers and employees to work with full dedication to provide quick and fair relief to citizens.
He further said that the district administration is continuously working towards making land and revenue related services digital and transparent, and such review meetings will continue to be held regularly in the coming days.
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