Agriculture, veterinary, labour, fisheries and district in-charge minister Chandrashekhar Sahu inaugurated the computerized office of land Records at collectorate on Wednesday. He said, now residents of the district could view records related to land online.
The minister said, as the records have been computerized, now, people need not to go to patwaris or tehsil office to get copies of missal record, chakbandi rights record, nistar letter etc. Arrangements for physical, online and offline verification and attestation of land related records have also been made at the office.
Collector Rajat Kumar informed the minister about the facilities being provided to the public from this computerized office.
Terming it as an important step in the interest of common man and farmers, minister Sahu said that more and more people would definitely take benefits from it. With the computerization of records there is no possibility of tampering of records, the minister added.
The applicant can do physical review of records by paying fee of Rs 10. Rs 10 has been prescribed for offline and online review for 30 minutes. Similarly, for attestation of Nakkal the applicant has to pay Rs 15 for first page and Rs 10 each for remaining pages, for instant Nakkal and attestation Rs 30 for first page and Rs 15 each for remaining pages and for instant print out and attestation Rs 30 for first page and Rs 15 each for remaining pages.
Superintendent of police BN Meena, additional collector R Ekka, superintendent of land Records JP Singh, other officers and employees were also present on the occasion.