The housing commissioner, Pawan Arora, on September 8, took a state-level review meeting for the successful implementation of Abhiyan-2021 with administration towns. It will commence from October 2, in the boardroom of the divisional headquarters.
In the meeting, Arora directed the disposal of the pending cases related to the Mandal on priority.
The commissioner informed that during the Abhiyan-2021 with administration cities, a total of 20 cases related to housing boards will be disposed off on priority. These include cases of building maps, cases of transfer of names, reorganization of sub-division of plots, registration by revalidation of unregistered pattas, extension of building construction period, allotment letter, refund to allottees/applicants, no dues certificate on deposit of full amount, one-time lease. Letter, transfer sale mutual/nomination/death case, change in income group, demand for balance balance/other amount, information about change of address, earnest money refund, registration of contractors, housing registration, approval of building maps and cases like return of security deposit, issue of possession letter and regularisation will be disposed off immediately.
The commissioner directed that all pending cases during the campaign should be reduced to zero. Negligence of any kind will not be tolerated. Along with this, services like allotment letter, lease discharge certificate will be provided to the applicant on the spot immediately. Arora informed that for the successful implementation of Abhiyan-2021 with administration towns, a nodal officer will be appointed at the state level for effective monitoring of problems on a regular basis.
He informed that Rajasthan housing board will conduct a survey to bring new housing schemes in 200 small towns of the state. For this, a mobile app named RHB Awas will be launched. In this app, people's opinions regarding the size of the house, income group, and so on, will be recorded. After obtaining permission from the state government, the housing board will launch the housing scheme by taking acquisition action in view of the availability of land.
In the meeting, the chief engineers K C Meena, G S Baghela, financial advisor Sanjay Sharma, additional chief engineer Nathuram, K S Chaudhary, Sanjay Punia, residential engineers and senior officers of the board were present.