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CM Mohan Yadav Steps In As Patwaris Flag Drone Survey Errors Under SVAMITVA Scheme In Bhopal

p-1 CM allays fears of Patwaris over Swamitva yojana issue Our Staff Reporter Bhopal Before the start of cabinet on Tuesday, informal discussion was done over providing benefit of Swamitva Yojana to eligible beneficiaries in rural areas on Tuesday. During the discussion, Chief Secretary Ashok Barnwal suggested that the registry period should be reduced by patwaris to one month instead of 4-5…

CM Mohan Yadav Steps In As Patwaris Flag Drone Survey Errors Under SVAMITVA Scheme In Bhopal

CM Mohan Yadav intervened in the controversy surrounding drone survey errors in the SVAMITVA scheme in Bhopal. Informal discussions during the cabinet meeting on Tuesday saw CM Yadav suggesting a reduction in the registry period for patwaris from 4-5 months to just one month. This proposal was supported by CM Yadav, who emphasized that the collectors should ensure patwaris understood it was a government decision, not a task for them to meddle with.

The patwaris, responsible for registry work under the scheme, were concerned about potential liabilities regarding drone survey and population errors. They opposed the Deed of Conveyance and were vocal about their grievances across the districts. The government, however, stated it would cover the stamp duty and registry costs, relieving beneficiaries from such obligations.

So far, 68 lakh records have been prepared under the scheme, of which 50,000 are private. The cabinet meeting also approved Rs 42,490 crore for the continuation of various schemes and development works. Additionally, Rs 250 was added to the Ladli Behana scheme on Raksha Bandhan, and Rs 36006.22 crores were allocated for the continuation of the central-sponsored Integrated Education Scheme till 2030-31.

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