Bengaluru: Last week, the Karnatakaka Government obtained permission from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to use drones to conduct property surveys in Bengaluru as part of an ambitious urban property ownership record but a lot of delayed (upor).
The government, as part of the pilot, will cover at least 30,000 properties spread across Patabhiramnagar (number 168), Ganesh Mandir (number 165) and Shakambarinagar (number 179) ward.
The project under the income department will be carried out by staff at the survey completion and land note (SSLR).
Tushar Girinath’s income secretary said he was being led by Rajeev Chawla, an additional head secretary (e-governance), which previously led the government’s Bhoomi project, which digitized more than 2.5 crore RTCS (Note Rights, Tenancy & Plant) from agricultural land.
in rural areas.
Rajeev Chawla told TOI: “…
We will start flying this week’s drone, and the weather allows, the air survey must be completed at the end of the week because we only need to discuss about 10,000 strange traits in each ward in each of these environments.” But Drone survey is just the beginning.
After the imaging is completed by the drone, which will be operated by the Indian Survey (SOI), the department needs to digitize images, which will then be placed on top of the existing village map to identify various types of land – property, public, personal, etc., – and verification Is there illegal work.
Surveyors to visit the plot “Surveyor under the SSLR commissioner will also visit each plot or land and make notes and determine who the owner is.
We are sure that we must be able to complete this process in December,” Chawla said.
If there is a problem with the Soi-technical or other survey – the government also has permission to conduct a survey using private companies.
One company has offered to do it for free and stored standby.
Explain the need for upor, Chawla said: “After the implementation of Bhoomi, there is no disruption of land records and peaceful citizens.
But unlike the records of rustic / agriculture land, which is available in a manual format with around 10,000 village accountants, no proper record for the property Urban besides those who are maintained for tax purposes by institutions such as BBMP, who do not have legal value from civilians.
The perspective of disputes because they were not made under the law (Karnataka Land Revenue).
“He said the upor was first debated in 2008, but Can’t leave for various reasons.
Other officials said that several pilots carried out in places such as Shivamogga were under criticism and people did not accept it, leading to further delays in the implementation of state projects.
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Finally, Revenue Minister (R Ashoka) issued government orders last year to establish the implementation committee to conduct concept evidence.
Therefore, we did not map the entire city.
The reason for asking for evidence of concepts is because the previous effort has failed; we need to show how we are Can make this faster and make people accept it.
So, once we finish the project in three BBMP Ward, the review committee led by the Minister will see how to enter more people in this matter, “Chawla said.
When making property records in urban areas, the government has two goals, he said.
First, to ensure that no government / public land is permitted to be occupied illegally and secondly, not to punish individuals for small violations such as not getting approved plans.