Lost Ancestral Land Restored at Antyodaya Camp
80-Year-Old Farmer Finally Receives Justice; Government’s Sensitivity Sets an Example
Udaipur, The Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Antyodaya Sambal Fortnight, launched by the state government to ensure benefits of welfare schemes reach the last person in the queue, is bringing hope to the underprivileged. Camps held under the initiative are resolving long-pending and complex revenue cases, offering direct benefits from government schemes, and ushering in prosperity to people's lives.
On Monday, camps were held across various gram panchayats including Lakadwas and Khegro ki Bhaal in Girwa block, Jagat and Wasu in Kurabad, Kathar and Eswal in Badgaon, Gadoli and Golwada in Mavli, Veer Dholiya and Noorada in Ghata, Batharda Kala and Mjawda in Vallabhnagar, Dharta and Heeta in Bhinder, Rawaliya Khurd and Rawaliya Kala in Gogunda, Royda and Tirol in Sayra, Kada, Ogna, Pilak, Atatia in Jhadol, and Pipalwas, Damana, Saradit in Phalasiya, among many others.
Tears of Joy as Ancestral Land Returned
In a heart-touching case at the Royda Gram Panchayat camp under Sayra Panchayat Samiti, 80-year-old farmer Shankariya, son of Sawa, finally received justice after years of land-related dispute. Due to an error during land segregation, his rightful 1/2 share of land was mistakenly recorded as only 1/4. At the camp, Shankariya pleaded his case before officials. Sub-Divisional Officer Shubham Bhaisare (IAS) and Tehsildar Suresh Mehta, recognizing the seriousness of the matter, instructed the revenue team for on-the-spot document verification. Within minutes, the error was confirmed and corrected. His rightful share was re-entered into the records, restoring both his land and faith in the system. His glowing eyes and joyful smile reflected the relief of reclaiming his ancestral rights.
Ownership Rights Granted After 40 Years
Another inspiring story unfolded at the camp held in Tirol. Khemaram Gameti, son of Kaluram Gameti from Bansliya village, had been waiting for over 40 years to obtain ownership rights over his modest house. Despite years of effort, he could not secure a residential lease. On learning about the camp, he submitted an application. Taking immediate action, Camp In-charge and Block Development Officer Mahip Singh Jagawat approved the lease under Rule 157(1). As the long-awaited "Bapi Patta" was handed over, Khemaram became emotional with gratitude.
Cabinet Minister Engages With Villagers
Cabinet Minister for Tribal Area Development, Babulal Kharadi, visited camps held in Damana, Madla, and Pipalwara gram panchayats. He interacted with locals, encouraged them to avail government schemes, and personally distributed benefits. The Minister also took part in tree plantation activities.
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