For the positions of Special Survey Assistant Settlement Officer, Special Survey Kanungo, Special Survey Clerk, and Special Survey Amin under the Revenue and Land Reforms Department. The Chief Minister gave employment letters to each of these candidates.
Chief Minister Shri Nitish Kumar gave appointment letters to 9,888 candidates under the Revenue and Land Reforms Department in ‘Samvad’ located at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat, which includes 353 Special Survey Assistant Settlement Officers, 758 Special Survey Kanungo. 742 Special Survey Clerks and 8,035 Special Survey Amins.
The Chief Minister symbolically gave appointment to 20 candidates and Revenue and Land Reforms Minister Dr. Dilip Kumar Jaiswal gave appointment to 5 candidates. A total of 75 candidates were provided appointment letters during the program. The remaining candidates were provided appointment letters by the ministers in-charge in all the districts to be done.
Addressing the program on this occasion, the Chief Minister said that the appointment letter distributed today under the Revenue and Land Reforms Department is very good. We had thought about this task of distribution of appointment letters long ago. I am happy that today appointment letters have been distributed to 9,888 candidates. Revenue and land in detail now
Reforms Minister Dr. Dilip Kumar Jaiswal has announced the survey related work and its completion. Everything has been told in this regard. There are disputes over land everywhere, it is not decided whose land it is and it can lead to disputes and murders among the people. When we started working from the year 2005, we started working on all these things also. We have thought that the dispute related to land should end, every single thing should be decided. It should be decided who owns the land.
LAND SURVEY 2013
For this, land survey work was started in Bihar. Aerial photography work was started in the year 2013. Our wish is that the land dispute should end and there should be an atmosphere of peace in the society. It is expected from all the newly appointed candidates that they will complete the survey work diligently. I will ask the Additional Chief Secretary and the Minister to complete the work by July 2025. The sooner the land survey work is completed, the land dispute will end and everyone will live with love and brotherhood among themselves. He said that on today’s occasion, District Magistrates and Ministers in-charge of the districts are also connected through video conferencing, they should keep monitoring all the works. I convey my best wishes to the newly appointed employees.
I hope that you will perform your tasks better and complete them faster. The program was also addressed by Revenue and Land Reforms Minister Dr. Dilip Kumar Jaiswal and Additional Chief Secretary of Revenue and Land Reforms Department Mr. Deepak Kumar Singh
During the program, Additional Chief Secretary of Revenue and Land Reforms Department, Shri Deepak Kumar Singh welcomed the Chief Minister by presenting him a green sapling.
