Land ownership certificates delivered to elderly citizens at their homes in Sankhuwasabha
In Sankhuwasabha's Chainpur Municipality-10, land ownership certificates (Lalpurja) have been distributed directly to the homes of elderly and infirm citizens. The Special Survey Office in Chainpur undertook this initiative after completing the mapping process in the area. This effort specifically targeted elderly residents who are physically unable to visit the office. The program aims to provide land ownership documents to those whose records were lost during the conflict period. The distribution involved completing the necessary surveys and legal procedures to ensure the elderly residents received their official land titles.
This initiative addresses a critical need for land tenure security among vulnerable populations, particularly those affected by past conflict and displacement. By bringing the service directly to the elderly and infirm, the survey office demonstrates a commitment to equitable access and overcomes logistical barriers. Such proactive measures are essential for ensuring that all citizens, regardless of physical condition or historical disruption, can secure their property rights. Looking ahead, streamlining land registration processes and integrating digital solutions could further enhance accessibility and prevent future disenfranchisement, aligning with broader goals of inclusive governance and economic stability in the digital age.
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