Patna: Chief Minister and Revenue and Land Reforms Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha said that ensuring possession of allotted and settled land to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe families is the top priority of the double-engine government. Unauthorized occupation of land of weaker sections will not be tolerated in any way. Instructions have been issued to provide quick justice to landowners through Operation Zameen Dakhil Dehani. Our clear objective is to ensure that not a single eligible family is deprived of its allotted land. This is not just an administrative process, but a fulfillment of social justice and constitutional responsibility. The state government stands with poor, deprived, and landowner families in every situation. Possession of allotted land will be given, strict action will be taken against those who dispossess them. "Operation Zameen Dakhil Dehani" has been launched to ensure 100% possession of allotted and settled land to SC/ST landowners.

Patna: The Revenue and Land Reforms Department is fully committed to ensuring that Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (SC/ST) families get actual possession of the land allotted and settled to them. The department's secretary, Mr. Jay Singh, clarified that any private individual who dispossesses SC/ST families from government, gairmazarua, arazi attiya, or land purchased in rural areas will be considered a serious and punishable offense. A special campaign, "Operation Zameen Dakhil Dehani", is being launched to provide quick justice to SC/ST landowners and secure their land rights. Under this campaign, the state government aims to ensure 100% possession of allotted land to all eligible SC/ST landowners.

The department has clarified that constitutional and legal provisions will be strictly enforced to protect the interests of the SC/ST community. Article 46 of the Constitution provides special protection for the social and economic interests of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. Furthermore, under Section 3(f) of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Amendment Act, 2015, unauthorized occupation of land allotted to SC/ST families is a punishable offense. Cases of dispossession of SC/ST land will be resolved with priority, sensitivity, and prompt action. All district officers have been directed that negligence in such cases will not be tolerated. Strict legal action will be taken against the accused, and landowners will be given their rightful rights.