New Process for Agricultural Land Registration
Starting today, the registration and rejection process for agricultural land based on inheritance is finally kicking off in the urbanized villages of Delhi. This initiative has been long overdue, as it was on hold for 14 years, leaving many residents without their rightful claims to inherited land. It’s a significant step forward, giving numerous Delhiites a chance to reclaim their natural rights that they have been deprived of for so long.
Addressing Long-Standing Demands
The decision to resume this process comes after many people voiced their concerns and demands for action. LG VK Saxena recognized the importance of addressing these issues and announced the reopening of filing and dismissal for land inheritance back on September 17. This move aims to streamline the process and ensure that those entitled to agricultural land based on succession can finally proceed without further delays.
Camps Set Up Across the Capital
To facilitate this process, camps will be organized in 166 villages throughout the capital. These camps will serve as a hub for residents to file their claims and get the help they need to navigate the registration system. This initiative not only aims to resolve long-standing grievances but also empowers Delhiites to take charge of their inheritance rights, fostering a sense of ownership and community engagement in the process.
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Summary of Agricultural Land Registration in Delhi
Starting today, the registration and rejection process for agricultural land inheritance in Delhi’s urbanized villages will resume after a 14-year hiatus. This initiative, announced by LG VK Saxena on September 17, aims to address the longstanding demands of residents deprived of their inheritance rights. Filing and dismissal will be facilitated through camps set up in 166 villages across the capital, providing a significant opportunity for affected Delhiites to reclaim their rights.
