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Swamitva Yojana Registrations Face Uncertainty As Talks With Patwaris And Tehsildars Fail

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The talks of patwaris' and tehsildars' association with the government over their objection to Swamitva Yojana ended without any significant outcome on Saturday. With this, the clouds of uncertainty over the registries to be done under the scheme continue to prevail. The government held separate meetings with patwaris and tehsildars. Patwaris’ Association president…

Swamitva Yojana Registrations Face Uncertainty As Talks With Patwaris And Tehsildars Fail

The Swamitva Yojana registration process has faced uncertainty after talks with government officials failed. Patwaris and tehsildars have raised objections to their involvement in the scheme. Patwaris' Association president Upendra Baghel stated that the two-hour meeting ended without any positive outcome, emphasizing their refusal to be named as executors in the registries.

Tehsildars Association president Harsh Vikram echoed similar concerns, expressing apprehensions about potential legal repercussions if the registry process is challenged in court. Both groups fear the legal implications if disputes arise, particularly if multiple individuals are involved in a single patta (land document). The government has been urged to utilize its own registration department for the registry process instead of relying on patwaris and tehsildars.

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