Dehradun: On the directions of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, thousands of uncontested property transfer cases have been resolved under the ‘Virasat Abhiyan’ (Hereditary Mutation Campaign) launched across the state. Under Section-34 and Section-33A, a total of 10,404 cases were registered under the campaign, of which 4,943 have been resolved, providing relief to citizens in inheritance-related property matters.
According to data available on ‘Namantaran Divas’ (Mutation Day) held on October 17, 2026, 9,244 cases were registered under Section-34, out of which 3,835 have been disposed of. Meanwhile, out of 1,160 cases registered under Section-33A, 1,108 have been resolved. In total, 4,943 cases across both sections have been settled.
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami stated that the state government’s objective is to provide citizens with the benefits of government services in a simple, transparent, and time-bound manner, and the Virasat Abhiyan is a vital initiative in this direction. He noted that unnecessary delays in resolving uncontested property cases cause inconvenience to the public, and the government’s priority is to provide relief to citizens by settling such cases at the earliest.
The Chief Minister directed concerned officials to regularly review cases received under the campaign and ensure prompt, rule-based disposal of the remaining cases. He emphasized that administrative processes must be made more effective and citizen-centric so that people do not have to make unnecessary visits to government offices.
According to the state government, this initiative is helping make revenue services more efficient, resolve public grievances, and strengthen citizens’ trust in the administration.
