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Barnwal Orders Collectors to Enforce SVAMITVA Registration Work
Ashok Barnwal is a senior government official in Madhya Pradesh.
He said district officers were not getting property registration work done under a government scheme.
He told them to finish the work or take action against Patwaris who were not doing it.
Some collectors said Patwaris and Tehsildars objected to words used in the paperwork.
Barnwal said those concerns existed before the scheme began.
He said the scheme still had to be carried out.
He also complained that most divisional commissioners had not sent him the information he requested.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Secretary Ashok Barnwal criticized district collectors for delays in property registration under the SVAMITVA scheme.
During a video conference on Thursday, he directed collectors to complete the work or take action against Patwaris.
Collectors said Patwaris and Tehsildars objected to wording in documents that called the record a “sale deed” and referred to Patwaris as “sellers.”
Barnwal said those concerns predated the scheme’s implementation and insisted that the government’s scheme must be carried out.
Barnwal also criticized divisional commissioners, saying only one had sent requested information on implementation and action against Patwaris.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh Chief Secretary Ashok Barnwal, district collectors, divisional commissioners, Patwaris and Tehsildars.
- What
- Barnwal criticized delays in property registration under the SVAMITVA scheme and directed collectors to complete the work or act against Patwaris.
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, India.
- When
- During a video conference on Thursday; no calendar date is given.
- Why
- The government was seeking implementation of the SVAMITVA scheme, but registration work was behind schedule.
Barnwal’s position
Collectors’ reported concerns
Implementing the scheme
Barnwal’s position
Barnwal said collectors must implement the government’s scheme and complete the registration work, or take action against Patwaris.
Collectors’ reported concerns
Collectors said Patwaris and Tehsildars were staying away from registration work.
Document wording
Barnwal’s position
Barnwal said objections to the document wording were issues from before the scheme’s implementation and did not excuse delays.
Collectors’ reported concerns
Collectors reported that Patwaris and Tehsildars objected to being associated with documents using the terms “sale deed” and “sellers.”
Key facts
- Scheme
- Survey of Villages and Mapping with Improvised Technology in Village Areas (SVAMITVA)
- Official
- Chief Secretary Ashok Barnwal
- Work at issue
- Property registration under SVAMITVA
- Collectors’ reported concerns
- Patwaris and Tehsildars objected to the terms “sale deed” and “sellers” in documents.
- Commissioner feedback
- Barnwal said only one divisional commissioner sent the requested information.
Quotes
Ashok Barnwal
Madhya Pradesh Chief Secretary
“If the collectors cannot get a small piece of work done through Patwaris, they have no right to be collectors.”
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“What kind of officers are you! Patwaris raise slogans against you standing outside your office.”
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