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Dehradun: The Uttarakhand mutation drive launched under Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami’s directions has provided relief to thousands of people. The campaign aims to speed up undisputed property transfers and inheritance-related cases. Authorities have registered 10,404 cases under Sections 34 and 33A and resolved 4,943 cases so far. The initiative also seeks to make revenue services simpler, more transparent and accessible to citizens.
Uttarakhand Mutation Drive Records 4,943 Resolved Cases
The figures show that 9,244 cases were registered under Section 34. Officials have resolved 3,835 of these cases so far.
Under Section 33A, authorities registered 1,160 cases and resolved 1,108. Together, the two categories account for 4,943 resolved cases.
This represents approximately 47.5% of the total registered cases. The campaign aims to reduce delays in undisputed property transfers and inheritance-related changes in land records.
CM Pushkar Singh Dhami Emphasises Citizen-Friendly Services
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has emphasised the need to provide government services in a simple, transparent and time-bound manner. The inheritance campaign is part of the state government’s efforts to improve public service delivery.
Property mutation is an important administrative process through which changes in ownership-related details are recorded in revenue records. Delays in undisputed cases can cause inconvenience for families seeking to update these records after inheritance or other eligible transfers.
Officials Asked to Review Pending Property Cases
The Chief Minister has directed the concerned officials to review cases registered under the campaign regularly. He has also stressed the need to resolve pending cases promptly in accordance with the applicable rules and procedures.
The objective is to reduce unnecessary visits to government offices and make revenue-related services more convenient for residents.
Focus on Faster and Transparent Revenue Services
The Uttarakhand government aims to make administrative processes more effective and citizen-oriented. Timely disposal of undisputed mutation cases can help reduce delays and improve access to revenue services.
The progress of the campaign will depend on the timely review and resolution of the remaining cases. The initiative reflects the state’s broader focus on improving public services and strengthening citizens’ trust in the administration.
