In order to safeguard the social, demographic and cultural fabric of the State and to strengthen the law and order situation, emphasis is now being given to include verification process in land purchase.
The Dhami government is looking tough on the issue of land jihad. After the drive to remove illegal shrines from government land, the government may now decide to conduct background verification of land buyers in the state. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami can discuss this issue with ministers in the state cabinet meeting to be held on Wednesday. Apart from this, decisions on important proposals of other departments will also be taken in the cabinet.
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has expressed concern about the population imbalance in various areas of the state. To prevent the situation of imbalance, he has already given instructions to keep an eye on the undesirable elements coming from outside. The police have also been asked to verify suspicious people coming from outside the state.
In order to safeguard the social, demographic and cultural fabric of the State and to strengthen the law and order situation, emphasis is now being given to include verification process in land purchase. According to sources, in the cabinet on Wednesday, the government may decide that if a person from outside the state buys and sells land in the state, his background will be checked. For this, the process of verification can be adopted.
These proposals can also come in the cabinet:
Apart from this, a proposal may also come in the cabinet to make salt and sugar available on subsidy to Antyodaya families at ration shops. A proposal from the Education Department to give fare allowance to the students of remote areas for commuting to school and to give an opportunity to the failed students to pass in two subjects may also come in the cabinet. Apart from this, the issue of boundary expansion of municipal corporations may also arise.
Uttarakhand is Devbhoomi. Peace is the nature of the people here. The law and order situation is good. In recent years, the buying and selling of land has increased. There have also been illegal encroachments on government lands in different forms. In such a situation, an odd situation of law and order and peace may arise in the state. It is considering that if any person purchases land in the state, his background will be verified along with the reasons for the same.
– Pushkar Singh Dhami, Chief Minister
