Dhami government is serious about land law, action will be taken against illegal purchase and sale of land.

Uttarakhand News: After the decision taken in the direction of land law in Uttarakhand, the Dhami government has intensified action against those who buy and sell land illegally. Regarding the land law, State Forest Minister Subodh Uniyal said that the state government under the leadership of CM Pushkar Singh Dhami is serious about the land law.

The Minister said that action will be taken against those who have purchased land here and are not using it for the intended purpose, and the land will be vested in the jurisdiction of the state government. He said that whatever reforms are required in the land law in the interest of the state, those efforts will be made. For this, the citizens of the state will also have to become aware and make this campaign of the government successful.

What’s the appeal?
The Forest Minister appealed to the people of the state to preserve their ancestral land and not sell it. He made it clear that whatever amendments were made in the land law earlier and did not yield the expected results, the government will not step back from making amendments in them as per the public sentiments. Our government is taking every possible step to protect the rights of the people of the state. The land law of the state is being prepared with this thinking in mind.

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Apart from this, those who have violated the rules by purchasing more than 250 square meters of land in a family, their additional land will also be vested in the state government. It is noteworthy that Chief Minister Dhami has given instructions to take action at many levels regarding the land law. Also, the state government has constituted Subhash Kumar Committee. Along with this, the committee formed under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary Radha Raturi to prepare the draft of the land law is studying the suggestions and finalizing it.

(Report by Atul Chauhan)