Modi will give 'property cards' to 1 lakh 32 thousand people, a big step in land reform

Prime Minister Modi is going to bring big changes in the land reform of the country. This Sunday, he will hand over property cards like Aadhaar cards to 1 lakh 32 thousand people living in rural areas. Documents relating to these properties will prove their ownership of the home. No such reform has been seen in the rural areas of the country before.

Land disputes have been raging for so many decades

Land disputes in rural areas of the country have been raging for so many decades. And in the absence of any documents, the settlement of this dispute would not have been possible. Moreover, it was not possible to take a loan by mortgaging the house. But all this is going to change in rural India this time. For the first time, the people of the village are going to get their property documents.

Property cards will be given to 1 lakh 32 thousand people in 63 villages of the country. It has been learned that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hand over property documents to 132,000 people in 763 villages of the country on Sunday. These properties have been identified by drones. Later, the property will be identified in the same way in 640,000 villages across the country. The center is moving towards completing this work by 2024.

Trying to create ownership rights

Meanwhile out of the 763 villages where the property card will be issued on Sunday, 221 villages are in Haryana. There are 346 villages in Uttar Pradesh, 2 in Karnataka, 100 in Maharashtra, 44 in Madhya Pradesh and 50 in Uttarakhand. Unfortunately, even after so many years of independence, no attempt has been made to restrict the ownership of the land or to create the right of ownership.

What will happen with the new card?

With the help of this new card, local representatives of the revenue department and representatives of other associate departments will create records of property ownership in the presence of the residents. This arrangement provides for the settlement of disputed property matters. Previously, there was no property rights issue, so any dispute had to go to court. Now it is hoped that the problem will be much removed.

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