Twelve families in Dadeldhura have finally received their land ownership certificates 38 years after the mapping of their land was completed.
Twelve families of Parashuram Municipality-12 in Dadeldhura district have got their land ownership certificates (Lalpurja) after almost 38 years of the land mapping. This long wait has finally ended for the local residents who were struggle for legal rights over their land.
A Long Wait of Almost Four Decades
Back in 2045 B.S., the Landless Squatters Problem Resolution Commission did the land mapping in former Jogbudha VDC-1. But after that, the necessary process could not move forward. Because of this, the local people were deprived of land ownership documents for a very long time.
Later, on Poush 26, 2055 B.S., the commission tried to start the process again, but they still could not distribute the certificates. The locals of Khajurani and Tulabhadi villages were waiting for many years, hoping that the work started by the past commissions would finish someday.
Completion of Incomplete Process
The current committee continued the incomplete work of the past by following the current working procedures and rules. They collected the required revenue and completed the remaining legal processes for the lands that were mapped in past. Finally, the land ownership certificates were distributed to the 12 families.
The local people have felt a big relief after getting the land ownership certificates which proves the legal ownership of their land after such a long time.
AI Disclaimer: This article was originally published on https://bajarkochirfar.com. It has been translated with the help of AI. For the best understanding and accurate facts, we recommend reading the original Nepali version.
