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At the outset, the DC reviewed the rehabilitation process for terror victims, directing Tehsildars to expedite verification of genuine cases to ensure timely benefits under SRO-43. He also assessed progress made on removal of encroachments on the properties of terror victims.
While reviewing the preparation and revision of Market Value Guidelines/Rules 2011 for the Calendar Year 2026, the DC emphasized the need for strict adherence to established criteria for rate fixation. He instructed officers to carry out a comprehensive and structured review, including classification of areas for accurate and fair determination of stamp duty rates.
The DC also took a detailed review of the status of online public grievances, stressing the need for time-bound disposal to ensure that citizens do not face unnecessary delays. Officers were directed to ensure public service delivery as mandated under PSGA and monitor performance of field functionaries. He also stressed on regular administrative inspections of field offices to improve service delivery. In addition, the meeting reviewed the progress of mutation cases pertaining to defence establishments, BEACON, and other projects involving acquired or transferred land.
The DC called for close coordination among departments to ensure accurate and up-to-date land records. Discussion also held regarding progress made on removal of hindrances with respect to NH701 and BSNL 4G saturation, timely validation and reconciliation of Jal Shakti assets. The DC urged all officers to work proactively to ensure improved public service delivery by field functionaries.