UP Revenue Courts Clear Over 10.96 Lakh Mutation Cases, Pending Land Disputes Reduced Through Special Drives
Lucknow, August 13: Under the Uttar Pradesh government's policy of swift justice and effective resolution of public grievances under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the process of disposing of pending cases in revenue courts is being continuously accelerated. The impact of regular government-level monitoring and special drives is reflected in the figures for the disposal of…
Lucknow, August 13: Uttar Pradesh's revenue courts are clearing an impressive number of mutation cases, significantly reducing the state's pending land disputes, as part of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's drive for swift justice. In the period between January and July 2026, 10,96,814 mutation cases were disposed of out of the 14,70,133 cases initiated, thanks to special drives and continuous government monitoring.
The total number of mutation cases under Section 34 that were pending as of December 31, 2025, fell to 2,21,667 from 48,910 in the previous year, thanks to the dedicated efforts of the state government. Cases concerning change in land use under Section 80 saw 49,855 cases disposed of in the same period, bringing the number of pending cases to zero.
The state government is placing a strong emphasis on the speedy disposal of old and pending revenue court cases, with the ultimate goal of providing timely justice to the public and promoting a transparent and efficient system for revenue-related matters.
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