Jaipur: The State Government on Saturday will launch a special six-month campaign, baptizing ‘Shahar-2021’ in the urban area to resolve the problem of residents after arranging camps in urban local bodies.
The opening day will record ceremonial procession with a band, where five families will be excluded from rent at the head of Ashok Gehlot’s head, after they reach there from the Bais Godam Circle.
Minister of Development of Urban and Housing (UDH) Shanti Dhariwal said, “Our government is serious about the success of the campaign through close monitoring, with the aim of providing a ‘ease of life’ that is very desirable to citizens together.” Special website – ‘Shahar2021.rajasthan.gov.in’ – has been developed containing online application facilities.
Training has been given to local body officers to run an online system.
Also, to provide technical assistance to residents, 600 ‘Nagar Mitras’ has been registered for all the cities of Rajasthan.
Government adviser and former major secretary UDH GS Sandhu said, “Because of a long covid pandemic, which has a negative impact on the financial condition of ordinary people, some rebates and concessions including a reduction in flower allegations have been announced.” The aim of the state of the state is to issue 10 lakh rent during the campaign.
First emphasized to provide rent in the old area of ​​the walled city.
An official said that when famous cities in Rajasthan appeared during the Countries of Prince and several centuries, with Jodhpur, around 600 years old, Udaipur was around 500 years old, around 400 years and Jaipur around 300 years, around 35 to 40 Lakh residents who live in these areas do not have rent.
“In 2015, the amendment was carried out in the Law Municipal Rajasthan, 1959 which enabled the issuance of a title certificate to these citizens by urban regional bodies as a substitute for the surrender of their editing rights.
However, this provision is almost not used and remains on paper.
The government It has decided to review the relevant provisions, rules, and circulars to issue the deed of rent and benefit the population, “added the official.
The second board campaign is a regularization of colonies on agricultural land.
“It is estimated that around 7-8 lakh houses are partly or fully built on agricultural land requiring a title certificate,” said an official.
During the campaign, local bodies will also issue a free-resistant PATTAS by replacing the Hold Pattas rental.