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More than 44,000 people have registered their applications in the Land Problems Commission, which was established on January 29 last year. In three types of applications, Dalits, landless squatters, unorganized squatters have registered their applications till Monday.
The Commission is going to take applications again after extending the deadline by a few days for those who missed the application due to various reasons. Arun Prakash Singh Rathore, district president of the Commission, said that the landowners will be provided with the land owner's allowance to those who are living in areas without trees even though they have forest land. He said that in the case of those who have been living in forest settlements, schools, monasteries, temples, electricity, drinking water, etc., land owners will be distributed.
Urbanized public land has also been claimed by a particular individual and has filed an application. According to the sources, valuable land under urbanization including Orali Bazaar of Madhuvan Municipality, Belwa Chowk of Madhuvan, some wards of Rajapur Bazaar will be registered. He has been submitting an application to the commission due to fee exemption. As the
period is still two and a half years, the commission says that the parts will be distributed to the real landless people within the time. The commission is trying to settle around 75 percent of those who have been living in disorderly conditions and plowing fields for years. The Commission has stated that in the case of children who received Dhanipurza in the name of squatters and landless people in the past, they will not get the landowner's portion. According to the commission, there is a plan to distribute at least 5 to 10 plots of land based on the number of families.
