Urgent calls for precision echoed through Sheikhpura’s Collectorate as Land Records Director Suhrash Bhagat led a high-stakes review on ongoing survey and settlement drives. Held at Manthan Hall, the meeting dissected district-wide progress, pushing for swift resolution of backlogs to hit timelines.
“Deadlines are non-negotiable, and quality can’t be compromised,” Bhagat asserted. He advised against hiding field-level issues, advocating direct communication with superiors for quick fixes. Offenders risking penalties face tough repercussions.
Spotlight fell on a disturbing trend: ancestral plots being skewed in favor of one sibling, with others’ portions wrongly deemed state land. Detailed scrutiny was mandated to safeguard raiyats’ rights.
Data showed 223 mauzas cleared for final publication, leaving 61 at interim Forms 08 and 14. Immediate completion was commanded to boost the district’s standing in state metrics.
Honors capped the event, with a Vishnu statue for the director from the DM, and plants for key officials symbolizing growth in revenue and development synergy. The gathering included top revenue brass, surveyors, and field operatives.
