Madhya Pradesh SVAMITVA Scheme Sees Just 4,000 Property Registrations Against 50 Lakh Target, Patwaris End Strike After Government Assurance
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Around 4,000 registrations were completed under the SVAMITVA scheme after patwaris resumed work on Tuesday, against an overall target of nearly 50 lakh registrations. Work under the scheme had been delayed as patwaris had been on strike since its launch. They had refused to work as executants in property registrations, fearing that they could face legal complications if…
The SVAMITVA scheme in Madhya Pradesh has only registered 4,000 properties so far, falling short of its ambitious target of nearly 50 lakh registrations. Patwaris, who were on strike since the scheme's launch, have resumed work following assurances from the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister. The patwaris had refused to work due to fears of legal repercussions if they faced challenges to the registrations.
However, their recent resumption of duties was marred by claims that some of their colleagues had been terminated or suspended. These patwaris demanded that the government withdraw these termination orders before they could continue working under the scheme.
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