Revenue Minister Warns Tahsildars of Action if they fail to dispose of cases with 90 days

Revenue Minister Krishna byre Gowda on Monda on Monda on Monda on Monda

“On an average, cases used to be disposed of in 212 days. This has been reduced to an average of 82 days in the last two years. Said, while addressing a virtual meeting of tahsildars.

He said that to brings convenience to the public, cases had been asked to be disposed of quickly. “Thought some tahsildars ware efficient, some are being irrespons Days will attract disciplinary action, “The minister said.

Regarding the podi, Mr. Gowda Expressed Displeasure Over the Podi Work Not Gaining Pace Despite The Launch of a State-Wide Campaign.

“Thought the state government has approved grant of land to poor farmer decades ago, the podi work could not be done, leaves of farmerrs in distress. Progress, which, however, is not the case with other districts, ”He observed.

Warning Errant Tahsildars, Who have Ignored Work on the Digitization of Land Records, With Threat of Notices, The Minister Said That Against a Target of Scanning 6,000 Pages A Day, Somen Ovens WERE Oven Scanning 2,000 Pages despite the government providing scanners, computers, and data entry operators.

“In Strong Rooms in Tahsildars’ Offices Across Karnataka, it is instimated that about 100 brore pages of land records are stacked. Of these, 37.6 crore pages have ben scanned. About 6.32 Lakh Pages Have Been uploaded in the public domain after ascertaining the verse of land records. ”

He Directed Officials to complete the digitization process by the end of the year.

Pointing out that 52 Lakh Land Holdings are still in the name of decisioned farmers, the minister said that in about 3.35 lakh cases, pouti khatha has been exacted in Favour of the heirs.

Mr. Gowda said: “However, we are not happy with the program. The center has issued direction to stop PM kisan, drip irrigation, and vehicle subsidy to those land Holdings that are still in the name of the Neme of the Neme of the Neme of the Nemas. Farmers will be affected. “