Bihar Spatial Study: Patna. The survey work being carried out in Bihar since August 20 may be suspended or its deadline may be extended. People are struggling to collect land documents for conducting land surveys. There is anger among people visiting block and district offices over the time limit. In view of the anger of the public, the government is considering extending its duration or postponing the survey work. Meanwhile, there is news that the Chief Minister himself has received feedback from party leaders on the land survey and will now take the final decision on it.
Time needed to search for documents and family division
Considering the problems faced by the people regarding land surveying, the government may consider postponing it. Not only this, considering the feedback received by the government, the decision to conduct land survey may also be withdrawn. The biggest problem faced by the people regarding land surveying is its time limit. People say that extracting land documents and dividing families are not done instantly. This takes time and the government has fixed a very impractical time limit. Deep resentment is being seen among the people towards the government.
The Chief Minister received feedback from the alliance leaders
The ruling coalition believes that it will have to bear the consequences in the assembly elections. In such a situation, there are debates within the JDU and the BJP regarding this. The leaders and ministers of the BJP and the JDU have informed Chief Minister Nitish Kumar about the problems faced by the people due to the land survey. The ruling party leaders have informed the Chief Minister that there is a huge resentment among the people towards the government due to the land survey and this may have a negative impact on the assembly elections. In such a situation, it is believed that the government may postpone the land survey for a few months or even cancel it, going on the defensive; Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has to take the final decision on this.
The opposition is creating an atmosphere against the government.
Here, Prashant Kishore, the founder of Jansuraj, has termed the land survey as the final nail in the coffin of the Nitish government. He has said that by leaving, Nitish Kumar has made such a mistake that the people of Bihar will chase him away with a broom. However, recently, Revenue and Land Reforms Minister Dilip Jaiswal cleared the doubt that anyone would be snatched of their land during the survey. He said that the land survey is being done to provide relief to the people and not to snatch their land. In this regard, people should not have any fear that the land on which they have been living for years and have been cultivating for many years can be taken away from them.
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