UP Suspends 5 Tehsildars Over Revenue Case Delays, Notices Issued To 13 Officers
Lucknow, September 8: Under the Yogi government’s zero tolerance policy, strict action has been taken against negligence and indifference in revenue matters. After the expected progress was not achieved in the time-bound disposal of pending cases in revenue courts, the Revenue Council, on the directions of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, has suspended five tehsildars with immediate effect. In…
On September 8, the government of Yogi Adityanath suspended five tehsildars and issued show-cause notices to 13 others over delays in resolving revenue court cases. This action came after an in-depth review of pending revenue cases across the state. The suspended officers include Amit Yadav, Sandila, Hardoi; Krishna Kumar Mishra, Deoria; Saurabh Kumar, Jaunpur; Ranjan Verma, Ghazipur; and Alakh Shukla, Pratapgarh.
The government emphasized that this is not a one-time measure, but part of an ongoing process to ensure time-bound and effective disposal of revenue cases.
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