KUPWARA, JUNE 10: On the instructions of Deputy Commissioner, Kupwara Khalid Jahangir, Revenue Services Camps (RSC) were held at Karihama in Kupwara Tehsil, Chamkoot in Karnah tehsil, Dahama in Vilgam tehsil and Kandi in Handwara tehsil to provide different Revenue Services at the doorsteps of general public living in far flung areas.
The Camp Services include resolution of various disputes, mutation attestation and issuance of category and other certificates at the door steps.
According to Tehsildar Kupwara, as many as 5 PSP certificates, 5 OBC, 10 RBA, 10 Agriculture certificates, 11 unemployment certificates, and 15 income certificates have been issued. Besides, 10 mutations and 30 Revenue extracts were provided to the beneficiaries.
In addition, awareness regarding AZAN, Digitization, online revenue services, types of mutations, different court cases and drug deaddiction awareness was given.
As per Tehsildar Karnah, as many as 4 RBA, 3 ST, 5 PSP, 3 Income, 5 Domicile, 2 Character, 2 Caste, 3 LOC, 1 Legal Heir and 5 Agriculture certificates were issued during the camp held at border area Chamkoot Karnah.
Revenue camp was also held at Khurhama Lalpora in which 18 mutations were attested and 5 Category Certificates were issued.
According to Tehsildar Vilgam, as many as 37 Mutations have been attested, 2 Sale Deed verified, 9 Income certificates, 26 Category certificates, 1 Mortgage deed, 9 Voter lists, 11 Muslim Minority certificates, 1 Dependent certificate, 1 Birth Cerficate, 12 Old age certificates were issued, besides, 4 Aadhaar forms were attested.
According to Tehsildar Handwara, 21 Mutations have been attested in the RSC held at Kandi. Besides, 35 Category certificates, 34 Income certificates, 1 Distance certificate were issued and 7 Sale deeds and Mortage deeds were attested.
The people across district compliment the district administration for conducting revenue camps at their doorsteps.
It is pertinent to mention here that a calendar has already been issued by the Deputy Commissioner Kupwara in this regard and the process will continue as a regular activity covering all areas across the district.
