The Department of Land Management and Records has reported that 21 land office offices across the country have been partially or completely damaged.

Khimanand Acharya, spokesperson of the department, said that the records of that office were also destroyed. There has been damage to 21 shipping offices across the country. Kalanki, Dhangadhi and other offices have suffered major damage," he said. "In other offices, only the physical structure has been damaged, while the documents are safe. The data is being collected.' Spokesperson Acharya informed that the offices that were destroyed including the physical structure along with the

documents have started working by issuing notices.
There is some difficulty in places where ward, rural municipality and municipal offices are burnt. But everywhere there is an online system. It's just a matter of whether or not there has been an entry,' he said. In addition, he said, evidence can be obtained from photocopies of documents that may have been submitted to cooperatives or banks for various purposes.

Malport Office, Kalanki has issued a notification on Tuesday for the closure of the service due to the destruction of the office building and records due to vandalism and arson during the agitation by 'Jenji' on August 23 and 24.

The notification says, 'To prepare the lost land owner registration certificate to resume the service flow, the land owner must appear in person and submit an application along with the following documents in accordance with Section 21 of the Land Administration Directive, 2081.'
d) Full text if received from a document, certified copy if received from a decision/missile

e) Plot register, field book, map

f) Receipt of delivery of goods of the current owner

) Consent of the organization holding the withholding

h) On-site survey if necessary

j) 35 days public notice if necessary

j) In the case of Guthi land, Guthi Institute Consent letter