Dehradun: Commissioner and Secretary of the Revenue Council, Ranjana Rajguru, conducted a detailed review of land mutation (Namaantaran) cases and the functioning of subordinate revenue courts across the state. She instructed officials to ensure the timely disposal of mutation cases strictly based on rules and merit within the set timeframes.
The meeting reviewed the revenue judicial operations conducted by First Class Assistant Collectors, Tehsildars, Naib Tehsildars, and other concerned officers in all districts. The Commissioner emphasized that there should be no unnecessary delays in resolving cases and that delivering timely justice to the public must remain a top priority.
She directed all presiding officers to ensure that revenue courts operate systematically and punctually. Additionally, she stressed keeping court records and necessary registers updated regularly to maintain clarity on case statuses and prevent procedural delays.
Ranjana Rajguru also ordered that files of resolved cases be deposited in the record room on time per regulations, ensuring that original files are readily available to higher courts in the event of an appeal.
Special emphasis was placed on the timely serving of court summonses, particularly in the Haridwar and Udham Singh Nagar districts. Furthermore, the Revenue Council is preparing to organize a statewide ‘Namaantaran Divas’ (Mutation Day) starting next month, with presiding officers in all tehsils instructed to begin necessary preparations immediately.
The meeting was attended by Joint Director of Consolidation (Revenue Council) Naresh Chandra Durgapal, Deputy Revenue Commissioner Meenakshi Patwal, District Government Counsel (Revenue) Nitin Vashistha, alongside all Additional District Magistrates of the state.
