Assam govt forms panel to provide succour to victims of land grabbing in Guwahati

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

 

 

GUWAHATI: With land grabbing cases on the upswing in the burgeoning state capital city of Guwahati, Assam government has constituted a district-level coordination committee to provide succour to hapless victims of land grabbing.

In a communiqué issued on Thursday, Assam government stated that it was aware of weaker sections of the society  here were standing to lose their land to the land grabbers as they became clueless as to how to safeguard their property from the resourceful land grabbers.

“The victims file complaints of land grabbing or forceful occupation with the police or the Deputy Commissioner only in few cases praying for getting back their land. In most cases, the victims who are poor, aged, widows, physically ill persons cannot physically resist such acts of financially sound land grabbers or pursue through legal complications for justice, “ the government communiqué said.

In order to provide succour to such victims of land grabbing , the state government has constituted a District Level Co-ordination Committee for Kamrup (Metro) District to facilitate and co-ordinate among the victims and Police & District Administration to facilitate quick disposal of such cases filed by victims.

The Committee Members are : the Deputy Commissioner, Kamrup (Metro) as the Chairman, Addl. Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) Kamrup (M) as Member Secretary and the members include Deputy Commissioners of Police (East Zone, West Zone, Central Zone & Crime Branch), Circle Officer (Azara, Chandrapur, Dispur, Guwahati & Sonapur Revenue Circles) and Government pleader Kamrup (Metro).

The Committee shall ensure co-ordination between Police and District Administration to facilitate early disposal of land grabbing cases. It will facilitate prompt submission of the requisite reports by the concerned Revenue Authorities and review pendency of the cases on monthly basis. The Committee shall also provide necessary guidance and assistance to the victims. The Committee will sit once in a month to review the petitions.

 

 

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Ireland head coach Heinrich Malan steps down after historic T20I series win over India

Belfast, June 29: In a major development following their historic 2-0 T20I series triumph over India, Ireland head...

Three killed, three injured in collapse at under-construction resort in Jaipur

Jaipur, June 29:Three labourers were killed and three others sustained serious injuries after a structure collapsed at an...

‘Transcending the veil’: First woman MLA Fathima Thahiliya opens new chapter for IUML

Kozhikode, June 29: A month after scripting history as the first woman ever to enter the Kerala Assembly...

Stronger India-US ties will benefit both nations: Amitabh Kant

New Delhi, June 29: India's former G20 Sherpa and NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant on Monday said that...