Umesh Jadhav, MP, inaugurated the State Government’s scheme to deliver revenue documents to farmers’ doorsteps on Saturday by handing over a set of land and revenue documents to a farmer in Khanderaya Palli village, Sedam taluk, Kalaburagi district.
Dr. Jadhav and Sedam MLAs, as well as Kalyana Karnataka Road Transport Corporation chairman Rajkumar Patil Telkur, paid visits to farmers’ homes and distributed a package of documents.
Dr. Jadhav praised the State Government’s initiative, as well as Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai and Revenue Minister R. Ashok, for their ongoing efforts to address farmers’ concerns. According to Dr. Jadhav, the scheme will help to reduce land disputes as well as crime. Meanwhile, Murugesh Nirani, Minister for Large and Medium Scale Industries, presented documents to farmers at Pala Village, Kalaburagi district.
Nirani also opened an exhibition and sale of women’s products at Ram Mandir in Kalaburagi, which was arranged by Sanjeevini-Karnataka State Rural Livelihood Development Organization (KSRLDA), a government agency that implements the National Rural and Urban Livelihood Mission (NRLM and NULM) program.
Land records, such as RTCs, caste/income certificates, and other documents, would be delivered to the farmer’s doorstep by revenue officials. On Saturday, the government introduced this plan in all districts at the same time.
This scheme was put in place by the government to prevent individuals from being harassed when visiting government offices to get documents.
Similar programmes were held at Kolambe village in Gurpura hobli, Konaje in Ullal hobli, Pavanje in Mulki hobli, Ammunje in Panemangalore hobli, Aryapu in Puyyur hobli, 102 Nekkiladi in Kadaba hobli, Kudyadi in Venur hobli and Aranthodu in Sullia Kasba hobli.