Punjab Government to intensify campaign against encroachment on Panchayati land
The Punjab government, led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, has decided to intensify its campaign to remove encroachment on Panchayati land. The announcement was made by Punjab Cabinet Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar, who has taken over as Rural Development and Panchayat Minister at Vikas Bhawan SAS Nagar.
Key Points:
– Cabinet Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar has instructed officials to identify large chunks of land occupied by the department and submit a report at the earliest.
– Last year, 9030 acres of land were freed from encroachment, with an average market value of about Rs 2709 crore.
– The influential people encroaching on precious government land by violating the rules will not be spared.
– The aim is to free Panchayati land from illegal encroachment.
The Punjab government is committed to taking action against those who illegally occupy government land, and the campaign to remove encroachment is a step in that direction. Cabinet Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar has said that priority will be given to large chunks of land occupied by the department, and he has sought cooperation from officers to help the state progress. Together, the government hopes to take the state to new heights of development.
English Summary:
The Punjab government, headed by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, will step up its campaign to remove encroachment on Panchayati land. Cabinet Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar has instructed officials to identify large chunks of land occupied by the department and submit a report at the earliest. Last year, 9030 acres of land were freed from encroachment, with an average market value of about Rs 2709 crore. The government aims to free Panchayati land from illegal encroachment, and the influential people breaking the rules will not be spared. The government is committed to taking action against those who illegally occupy government land, and the campaign to remove encroachment is a step in that direction.
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