Collector Dr. Bhure Conducts Surprise Visit, Issues Instructions for Prompt and Sensitive Disposal of Revenue Cases
Published on: June 16, 2025
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
In a proactive step to bring administrative services closer to the people, the Rajnandgaon district administration has been organizing revenue camps across all tehsil offices. The objective is to address public grievances related to land and revenue services efficiently and without delay.
As part of this initiative, a revenue camp was held at the Kumarda tehsil office, where Collector Dr. Sarveshwar Narendra Bhure made a surprise visit to assess the on-ground operations. During his interaction with citizens, the Collector listened attentively to their issues and directed revenue officials to resolve cases within a specified timeframe. He emphasized the need for prompt and sensitive handling of public concerns, particularly those related to land records, mutation, partition, demarcation, and issuance of income, caste, and domicile certificates.
Dr. Bhure underscored the importance of such camps in delivering result-oriented services to the public. He stated that the presence of the entire revenue staff at a single location allows for faster and clearer resolution of cases, enhancing public satisfaction and administrative transparency.
The camp recorded a total of 225 applications, out of which 115 were resolved on the spot. These included:
- 26 cases of land mutation (naamantaran)
- 10 partition (batwara) cases
- 30 demarcation (seemankan) issues
- 29 error correction requests
- 4 applications for income, caste, and residence certificates
- 12 land lease (patta) requests
- 24 for loan booklets (kisan kitab)
- 90 miscellaneous applications
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In addition to grievance redressal, farmers were provided with free copies of their loan booklets to support agricultural planning and credit access.
The camp was attended by SDM Dongargaon Mr. Shrikant Koram, Tehsildar Ms. Akanksha Sahu, revenue inspectors, patwaris, and other staff members. A large number of citizens also participated, benefiting from the services offered.
Such camps not only improve service delivery but also reflect the administration’s commitment to responsive governance and public welfare.
