Land Rights Struggle in Kaski: Squatters Demand Ownership and Fair Management
Summary
Squatters in Kaski have been fighting for land ownership and organized settlement for over two decades, demanding fair management and recognition of their constitutional rights amid threats of eviction.
Key Points
- Squatters in Kaski have been struggling for over 23 years for land ownership certificates and secure living conditions.
- Approximately 30,000 landless and land-poor squatters reside in Kaski, with around 25,000 recognized by the state.
- Squatters demand classification between real and fake squatters and protection from eviction or demolition without proper management.
- They seek relocation within their current wards with necessary infrastructure if ownership or original site settlement is not possible.
