Loralai deputy commissioner holds weekly revenue court day, hears pending cases

LORALAI: A weekly revenue court day was held under Loralai Deputy Commissioner Captain (retd) Muhammad Haseeb Shuja to give people quick, transparent and effective solutions to revenue problems. Pending revenue cases of various kinds were heard. Several long-standing matters were settled in line with legal requirements.

Review of cases and applications

Cases and applications were reviewed on land records, mutations, fards, demarcation, land partition, ownership disputes, inheritance matters, correction of revenue records and other related issues. The deputy commissioner directed the revenue officers and staff concerned to settle matters of public interest on a priority basis, in line with the law and merit. He also told them to avoid unnecessary delay in pending cases.

Deputy Commissioner Captain (retd) Muhammad Haseeb Shuja said that accurate, transparent and timely revenue records were extremely important to protect the basic rights of the public. He said the district administration’s aim was that citizens should not have to go through unnecessary office procedures or make repeated visits to offices to resolve their genuine revenue matters. Instead, they should get immediate relief at an effective and accessible forum.

Directives and resolve

He directed the officers concerned to give priority to merit, the law and transparency in revenue cases at all times, and to take immediate action on the issues raised by the public. He said timely completion of land records, safekeeping of records and provision of correct information to the public were important responsibilities of the revenue administration.

The revenue court day is held regularly every Thursday. Its purpose is to settle pending revenue cases quickly, make the delivery of justice at people’s doorsteps more effective and promote a transparent system for redressing revenue-related complaints.

The Loralai district administration has expressed its resolve to make the timely redress of public complaints, transparency in the revenue system, accuracy of land records and decision-making in accordance with the law more effective. It said this would give citizens the greatest possible facilitation and relief in revenue matters.

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