CURATED BY – BHAGWAN DAS BERAGI | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Shajapur, Under Revenue Maha Abhiyan 2.0, all Patwaris should ensure that revenue related cases are resolved and progress is made in the work of map amendment in the villages and revenue disputes, transfer, partition and demarcation should be made zero. The above instructions were given by Collector Riju Bafna during the inspection of the implementation being done in village Chakrod of Shujalpur tehsil, village Ghatti Mukhtiyarpur of Kalapipal, Khokrakalan and Khardonkala under Revenue Maha Abhiyan. During this, Sub-Divisional Officer Archana Kumari, District Panchayat CEO Santosh Tagore, Janpad Panchayat Shujalpur Rushali Porus, Janpad Panchayat CEO Rajkumar Mandal, Public Health Engineering Executive Engineer VS Chauhan, Tehsildar Kailash Sastya, Naib Tehsildar Kiran Dhakad were present. The collector, while inspecting the works being done under the Revenue Maha Abhiyan, directed all the revenue officers and patwaris to bring progress in the work of map correction. He directed to resolve the demarcation, transfer, partition and other revenue related works within the time limit. Along with this, the collector directed to link the khasra of the land of all the farmers with e-KYC and Aadhar. He instructed the patwaris to motivate the villagers to do map correction, give information about the benefits of map correction and how future disputes can be avoided. During the inspection, the villagers were asked about their problems. The villagers also informed about other problems including drinking water.

Instructions for action against two patwaris

The collector instructed the sub-divisional officer Shujalpur to stop the salary of patwaris for 5 days each due to slow progress in the work of map correction in village Chakrod and Ghatti Mukhtiyarpur. Also, he directed the Patwaris to bring progress in the work of map amendment by 31st August. The Collector directed the Sub-Divisional Officer that if there is no progress in the work by 31st August, then take action to stop the salary of the concerned Patwari for 10 days again. During the tour, the Collector first saw the work of the civil hospital being constructed in Shujalpur. He directed the concerned contractor and the MP Housing officer to build the civil hospital within the time limit. After this, he inspected the ICT lab in PM Shri Government High School Chakrod in village Chakrod. Here he told the children to study well and come in the merit list at the state level. The Collector directed the BEO to provide videos related to the curriculum from the District Education Office and teach the children through them. The Collector made the children of class 3rd and 4th read poems and stories in Government Integrated Secondary School Chakrod. Also, asked them questions of addition and subtraction. The questions asked by the children on the blackboard were solved, the collector and the present officers praised the children who gave the right answers by clapping. He instructed the teachers present to ask the children to come to school every day and motivate their parents to send them to school. Along with this, the teachers were instructed to make correct reports along with improving the studies of the children. Instructions were given to the Sarpanch and Secretary to build Gram Panchayat Bhawan and Anganwadi Bhawan in village Khardonkalan. The collector saw the newly constructed culvert on Khardonkalan Kurawar road on the demand of the villagers. The collector instructed the officer of the concerned department to take appropriate measures to prevent accidents. Along with this, instructions were given regarding making slope on the culvert, installing radium, installing sign boards and other necessary improvements. After this, the collector inspected the Sridevnarayan Swami Gaushala built under the MNREGA scheme in Gram Panchayat Bhainsayagarha. The collector gave other necessary instructions to the Sarpanch of the Gram Panchayat regarding the smooth functioning of the Gaushala including availability of lights, fans, shed, vermicompost, straw in the Gaushala.