• 89% backlog mutations approved in district

ANANTNAG: Deputy Commissioner Anantnag, Dr. Bilal Mohiuddin Bhat on Saturday inspected the Digitisation Section at Dak Bungalow Khanabal and took first hand stock of the status of digitisation of the revenue record.  He was accompanied by ADC, ACR, Tehsildar Anantnag and other concerned officials.

On the occasion, the Deputy Commissioner took a detailed assessment of progress on digitisation and enquired from Patwaris and other deputed staff about the pace and quality of the work being carried out. He physically checked the Jamabandi records and working of the Mutation Module on PM Gati Shakti Portal, including flow of online information through various login IDs viz maker, verifier/checker and approver.

Dr. Bilal directed that the remaining backlog mutations be uploaded and approved within next 4-5 days, asking the concerned officials to continue the process with same energy and dedication. He emphasised the need of transparency and accuracy in the digitisation process to ensure reliability of digitised land records while maintaining their quality and consistency for public convenience and efficient service delivery.

Appreciating the committed and tireless efforts of the digitisation staff, the DC instructed that high speed internet, logistics and necessary facilities be provided to them in a seamless and ininterrupted manner so that the tasks are accomplished soon. On technical progress, the DC was informed that of the total backlog mutations, 91% have been initiated while 90 % verified and 89% approved in the district till May 16.

Concluding the inspection, the DC reiterated that the digitisation of revenue records is a crucial reform and impressed upon the deputed staff to coordinate with each other for achieving the desired targets.

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