Amit Shah takes part in roadshow in Silchar
The roadshow was organised to generate support for Parimal Suklabaidya, Lok Sabha candidate of BJP from Silchar seat.
Assam government plans to implement Mission Basundhara from 2 October under which ten services including the updating of land records online, land mutation, conversion, etc are ensured.
A preliminary meeting was organized in the city to discuss bottlenecks and infrastructural problems, manpower, internet services
in fringe areas etc.
Attending the State level conference of additional deputy
commissioners (revenue), circle officers, and circle officers
(attached) today, State chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma assured
that all possible supports would be provided to the concerned officers
to implement the scheme in a time-bound manner.
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Saying that the government is targeting to facilitate the common
public to get their land-related works done without coming to circle
offices, Sarma stated that the mission would fast-track the process of
conversion of nearly four lakh ek-sonia into myadi-patta lands.
“People will be able to apply online for land mutation, updating of
land records etc along with registering their grievances online.
Mission Basundhara will fast-track the disposal of such cases barring
those with objections,” said Sarma adding that conducting a survey of
non-cadastral villages are one of the prime objectives of the mission.
Emphasizing on the complete digitization of land records in Assam by
December 2023, Sarma commented that middlemen must be eliminated from the system and the common public must be empowered to get their land-related works done without hassle.
In presence of State revenue minister Jogen Mohan, chief secretary
Jishnu Baruah and other responsible government officers, Sarma made it
loud and clear that Mission Basundhara has been brought to make the
functioning of circle offices clean and transparent without the
visibility of middlemen and touts.
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