2 weeks ago
Joint Collector Orders Faster Resolution of Land Disputes
A senior government officer visited a local land office without advance notice.
He checked records, staff attendance, and applications waiting for action.
He asked officials to solve people’s complaints within the promised deadlines.
He especially focused on land boundary disagreements and errors in new land surveys.
These problems can affect farmers and their property records.
The officer warned that careless work could lead to punishment.
He also told staff to treat citizens politely.
Other revenue officials and surveyors attended the inspection.
Sri Sathya Sai District Joint Collector M Maurya Bharadwaj inspected the Kanaganapalli Tahsildar office.
He reviewed Webland records, attendance registers, re-survey files, and pending mutation applications.
Officials were directed to resolve public grievances within stipulated Service Level Agreement timeframes.
The Joint Collector ordered faster action on land boundary disputes and re-survey discrepancies affecting farmers.
He warned of strict action for negligence and urged courteous, transparent service from revenue staff.
- Who
- Sri Sathya Sai District Joint Collector M Maurya Bharadwaj, along with Dharmavaram RDO Ram Bhupal Reddy, Tahsildar Manoj, surveyors, and office staff.
- What
- A surprise inspection of the Kanaganapalli Tahsildar office and a review of land records, re-survey files, and pending mutation applications.
- Where
- The Kanaganapalli Tahsildar office in Sri Sathya Sai District.
- When
- Tuesday.
- Why
- To improve the handling of public grievances, land boundary disputes, re-survey discrepancies, and pending applications.
Key facts
- Inspecting official
- Sri Sathya Sai District Joint Collector M Maurya Bharadwaj
- Office inspected
- Kanaganapalli Tahsildar office
- Records reviewed
- Webland records, attendance registers, re-survey files, and pending mutation applications
- Deadline instruction
- Public grievances must be cleared within stipulated Service Level Agreement timeframes
- Priority issues
- Land boundary disputes and re-survey discrepancies affecting farmers
- Administrative warning
- Negligence would face strict action
- Service standards
- Revenue staff were urged to treat citizens courteously and maintain transparency
Sources
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