Land ownership certificates issued to 5,737 families: PM Shah
Summary
Prime Minister Balendra Shah says the government has issued land ownership certificates to 5,737 families as part of a nationwide drive to address landlessness and squatter settlement problems. He says the administration aims to resolve the issue within 1,000 days and is processing more than 1.3 million applications through an integrated system.
Key Points
- The government has distributed land ownership certificates to 5,737 families, according to Prime Minister Balendra Shah.
- Shah says the administration wants to resolve landless squatter problems within 1,000 days by prioritizing land reform.
- More than 1,311,197 land-related applications have been registered and are being reviewed and verified nationwide.
- Shah says the current approach relies on expertise, coordination with local governments and clear responsibilities rather than political appointments.
