Chairs Revenue Conference of Rajouri,
Poonch districts
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RAJOURI, APRIL 09: Minister for Revenue, Haj & Auqaf
and Parliamentary Affairs, Abdul Rehman Veeri today asked the
Officers/Officials of Revenue Department to widen their role and perform duties
with an objective to provide justice to the people. He said your actions must
lead you in making a positive contribution towards the society.
The Minister said this while chairing the Revenue
Conference of Poonch and Rajouri districts, here today.
The conference was also attended by MLA Rajouri, Ch
Qamar Hussain.
Financial Commissioner Revenue, Lokesh Jha, Divisional
Commissioner Jammu, Hemant Sharma, Deputy Commissioner Rajouri, Dr Shahid Iqbal
Choudhary, Deputy Commissioner Poonch, Mohamad Aijaz, Custodian Jammu, Mushtaq
Ahmad Malik, Special Officer Auqaf, Raj Mohammed, ADCs, ACRs, SDM’s,
Tehsildars and other Revenue officials of both the district attended the
conference.
During the conference, the DCs of both the
districts gave brief overview of the functioning of Revenue Department and
apprised the Minister about the performance of Revenue department in providing
revenue related services to the people and efforts taken to improve its
functioning.
The conference was apprized district wise about the
status of Jamabandi, attestation of mutations, progress on eviction of encroach
state land, progress under digitization of land record project,
status of land acquisition cases, rescue, evacuation of border residents during
cross border firing, relief & rehabilitation measures for CBF victims,
status of SRO 43 cases, public grievance redressal mechanism, details of special
revenue camps organized to deliver services to people, status of issuance of
PRCs & other certificates, status of revenue court cases and details of
DPCs conducted in the district.
DC Rajouri, Dr. Shahid Iqbal Choudhary requested
the Minister to award revenue employees those who have done excellent job while
evacuating people during cross border firing and for their efforts in
retrieving the encroached state land.
Addressing the Revenue officers, the Minister
stressed on timely delivery of service to the people. "Do not let the
people move from one office to other for redressal of their issues or getting
revenue related services," he said adding that they should be provided
justice in time bound manner.
While discussing the efforts of the department to
retrieve the encroached state land, the Minister directed the officers to
conduct field visit regularly and to maintain the land record on real time
basis.
To make the presence of the department among the
people, the Minister stressed for visiting on ground before doing
intekal/girdawari to ensure its authenticity on ground. He said by doing this
exercise, you will be able to resolve the peoples issue there only.
With regard to the status of disposal of revenue
cases, the Minister said that all such cases need focused attention so that are
dispose of in timely manner and justice is delivered to people.
Reviewing the progress of digitization of land
records under Digital India Land Records Modernization Programme (DILRMP) in
both the districts, the Minister sought the details of the projects form
Regional Director, Survey & Land Records. He was asked to speed up the
process so that be completed in time.
Veeri also asked DCs to review the progress under
DILRMP on monthly basis to further give push to the entire process.
The Minister also reviewed the progress of Land
Acquisition Cases in the districts and was informed about the status with
amount received and disbursed to the land owners as compensation. He asked the
DCs not to delay the disbursal process and to provide payment to the people as
soon they received form the indenting department.
On the occasion, the Minister asked Special
Officer, Auqaf Raj Mohammad and Custodian Jammu Mushtaq Ahmad Malik to sort out
their land/property and other issues with the district administration.
Addressing the conference, the Minister said that
the idea of holding such conference is to get the first-hand appraisal of the
department at district and other level besides, taking steps to further improve
its functioning after having close interaction with the field functionaries.
“Revenue
department is a key to governance and the role of revenue officer is
multifunctional”, Veeri said adding that every officer needs to be
at the disposal of public for effective and timely delivery of services.
The Minister said that the government understands
the difficulties the department is facing and in the recent budget
announcements, many historical decisions have been taken to help the department
for upgrading its existing infrastructure.
The department is providing funding for the
procurement of vehicles for the officers upto Tehsildar level, the Minister
said. He said that besides this, instructions have been given to identify 5
marla land for the construction of Patwar Khanas.
In order to equip the revenue officers with latest
know how about revenue administration, the department has asked the Principal,
Revenue Training Institute Jammu to conduct special short courses so that newly
appointed officers in the department are made technically strong.
On the occasion, employees including Naib
Tehsildars/Girdawars also raised their demands and seek Ministers intervention
for redressal of their issues including rationalization of Patwar Halqas,
clearing of pending DPC cases and others.
The Minister assured the employees that all pending
DPC cases are looked into and necessary instructions will be issued in this
regard.
Regarding rationalization of Patwar Halqas, the
Minister asked the Financial Commissioner Revenue to issue a circular soon to
identify the Revenue villages which have population between 12 to 15 thousand
persons and accordingly action will be taken in this regard.
The Minister asked the officers to ensure
transparency while rendering services to the people and always take call from
inner conscious before taking any step in this regard. He said the people
living in far flung areas needs special attention and they should be provided
services at their doorsteps.

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