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DC B’la reviews status of ongoing land acquisition proceedings for NH Projects

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Baramulla : Deputy Commissioner (DC) Baramulla, Minga Sherpa, Wednesday chaired a review meeting to assess the current status of ongoing land acquisition proceedings for major National Highway projects, including the Srinagar–Baramulla–Uri (SBU) and Rafiabad–Kupwara–Chowkibal–Tangdar–Chamkote (RKCTC) highways.
The meeting focused on the progress of acquisition related to missing, left out, and additional land requirement for the smooth execution of works.
DC directed the concerned Tehsildars to expedite the submission of complete and updated revenue papers, particularly for areas such as the Pattan Bypass and Baramulla stretch, and to ensure close coordination with the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) for timely award issuance.
Roads & Buildings and Horticulture Deptts were instructed to complete assessments of affected structures and trees without delay, so that compensation cases can be processed promptly.
While reviewing the Khasra Paimaish of pending land segments, DC asked officers to ensure accuracy and completeness in the documentation. He also emphasized the need to submit all pending title certificates and account details for early processing of compensation payments.
DC directed concerned revenue officials to complete the mutation of acquired land in revenue records on priority, to avoid legal and administrative delays.
Other key issues, including the illegal sale of soil by contractors and delays in the handover/takeover of acquired land, were also reviewed. DC directed strict monitoring and enforcement action wherever irregularities are reported.
The meeting was attended by ACR Baramulla, SDM Uri, SDM Pattan, SE R&B, OC Beacon, concerned Tehsildars, and officers from the Horticulture and other line Deptts.

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