Deputy Chief Minister and Revenue and Land Reforms Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha said that delay in filing, cancellation, and correction is the biggest complaint of the common people, its removal is among the top priorities. Ensure timely disposal of all applications received on the Entry-Exit and Parmarjan Plus portal in any case. Strict action will be taken for rejecting unnecessary applications. A district-wise list is being prepared on issues such as pending cases due to unnecessary delay in disposal of files by field-level officers. A review will be done based on the list. A state-level special team has been constituted to take action on complaints of obstruction in work on the basis of fake documents and to monitor and take action on fake papers.
The Deputy Chief Minister said that the target is to dispose of fake documents and pending applications by March. It will be ensured that no applicant is unnecessarily harassed, their work is completed within the time limit. Our goal is not to harass anyone, but to provide facilities to the public. A list of all circle officers and all officers of the office will be made. A list of responsible people and a map will be put up in the panchayat. All circles will be monitored through CCTV, a control room will be set up at the headquarters. The Land Reforms, Public Dialogue will start from Patna from 12 to 15 December at Lakhi Sarai, in which Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha will personally monitor the disposal of current land issues.