Haryana Government is working on a new policy to check corruption in registration of immovable property in tehsils in the state.This was announced by Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal Khattar on Sunday at Rohtak.
“Under the new policy which would be implemented after one month, a buyer or seller wanting to get property registered/transferred will just have to deposit the requisite stamp duty in the tehsil. The owner will get the registry at home,” said Khattar, while speaking to the mediapersonsa at Rohtak. “At present, people have lots of complaints regarding registry of immovable property in tehsils in the State. Work has already been started on the new arrangement under which people would get registry at their doorsteps. Concerned officers have assured me that it would be in place after a month”, he added.
The Chief Minister said, “If any discrepancy is found in the new system of delivery of registry at people’s doorsteps, it would be addressed... Concerned officers will be held responsible for any fault in implementation of the programmes being launched by the state government.”All the works would be carried out in keeping with the wishes of the people. Action would be taken on every complaint posted on the Chief Minister Window to be started at the district level, said he.
Referring to the first expansion of the Union Government on Sunday, in which Haryana also got representation, Khattar expressed his gratitude to the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, and the BJP President Amit Shah, for inducting Birender Singh as Cabinet Minister.During his visit to Rohtak, the Chief Minister also inaugurated Bhagwan Mahavir Digital library set up by Dighambar Jain Society.Earlier, Khattar presided over a meeting of officers of district administration in Rohtak and called upon the officers to make earnest efforts to ensure effective and transparent governance in the state.
He also underlined the significance of democratic system saying that there should be no gap between the people and the government.Referring to the issue of corruption, the Chief Minister reminded that former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi had said that if one rupee is released for public welfare, only 15 paisa reach the actual beneficiary. If corruption had been taken as a challenge at that time, it could have been completely eliminated.
He added that State Government had decided to set up Chief Minster window at district level so as to enable the people get their grievances redressed at local level. He said that the government wanted that time and money of people should not be wasted and they need not to visit Chandigarh frequently for their works.
The Chief Minister also stressed the need of waste management. While referring to his association with Rohtak district, Khattar said that his ancestral village was in district Rohtak and he was born in Nidana village, got education from village Baniyani and Bhali and higher education from Pt, Neki Ram Sharma College.