JAIPUR: Around 500 bighas of land, possessed by Rajasthan University and so are undisputed – such as this beneath Rajasthan College, Maharani College, Commerce College and also Maharaja College – could currently be enrolled at the name of the college via mutation.
On the directions of district collector Antar Singh Nehra, other district collector Iqbal Khan on Friday gave some time until June 30 into the officers anxious to finish this work later conducting a questionnaire.
“Even since this property was allocated to Rajasthan faculty, this wasn’t enrolled at the name of the college at the earnings record.
This property is going to be enrolled in the name of this university via mutation,” said Khan.
In addition, he gave instructions to the officers of forest division, Jaipur Development Authority (JDA), tehsildars (Sanganer and Jaipur) and SDM Sanganer to run a questionnaire and take actions to enroll all undisputed property through mutation from the title of their university – that is now enrolled in the name of woods division or JDA (Jaipur Development Authority) – however was allocated into the university or goes into the university.
At the moment, the complete land below the ownership of Rajasthan University and affiliated schools is 204.33 hectares.
Its dimension from bigha is all about 817 bigha.
Out of the property, 323 bigha property was renamed in the title of Rajasthan University.
This portion of the property is owned by the primary campus of this university.
But after several decades, until today 494 Bigha, i.e.
123.5 hectares of property, hasn’t yet been enrolled in the title of Rajasthan University.
This property is currently found in earnings villages Mahadevpura (Chakbhavani Shankarpura Tehsil) Jhalana Dungri (Tehsil Sanganer).
In addition, it contains 153 bigha property of Rajasthan College and Commerce faculty and 83 bigha property of Maharaja College and Maharani College.
The tehsildars were directed that if there’s a uncertainty concerning understanding about the border of the property, the true situation ought to be determined by calling the Land Management Department.