Land Revenue Officer Shobhakhar Pokharel informed that the office has started regular services in addition to essential services.
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The Kaski Land Revenue Office, which was damaged by arson and vandalism during the Genji protests, has resumed services from today.
Land Revenue Officer Shobhakhar Pokharel informed that the office has started providing essential services as well as regular services. Informing that after the office was damaged, services were started to be provided to the service recipients from the waiting room, he said that even though it is called an essential service, the aim is to provide all services to the service recipients as much as possible.
He said that the problem is that almost 80 percent of the documents in the office were completely destroyed. He informed that the documents of Pokhara Metropolitan City-11, 12, 13, including Mauja and Hemja, were saved during the protest, but most of the documents of other wards were burnt.
