Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Feb 18: Crime Branch Kashmir today registered a case against revenue officials and the beneficiaries for illegal transferring State land at Pahalgam in favour of the latter.
As per official spokesman, the Crime Branch Kashmir received a complaint from inhabitants of village Nunwan Pahalgam Anantnag.
The complaint inter-alia reveals that as per revenue records of the year 1978 (Bikrami) land measuring 45 kanals and 19 marlas under survey number 169 situated at village Nunwan Pahalgam was Khalsa Sarkar/State land.
The spokesman further stated that the land as per year 1990-91 (Bikrami) stands divided under various Nos. viz 196/169 (9.1 kanals), 200/169(5.4 kanals), 206/169 (1.16 kanals) , 207/169(4.9 kanals), 208/169 (8.2 kanals), 220/169 (3.11 kanals), 169 (6.7 kanals) and in the same Jamabandi the entries have been made in tenancy column in favour of tenants and possession holders, but in the same record piece of land under survey No. 169 was recorded as State land (Kabza Najaiz).
He said that it was alleged that in Jamabandi of the year 1969-70 few fictitious survey numbers 301/169(10.10 kanals) 326/169 (3.7 kanals) were made in favour of some non-locals namely Salam-Din and others of Khanabal Anantnag, and 301/169 (2 Kanals) in favour of Abdul Rehman of Kanelwan Bijbehara, by the revenue officials in connivance with the beneficiaries, adding that the land has been illegally occupied by the said persons while as the land is state land measuring 38 Kanals as Shamilat U/S 5, and 6.7 kanals are recorded as “Goorvan”.
“Subsequently a preliminary enquiry under registration number 58/2011 was initiated at Police Station Crime Branch Kashmir and it came to fore that the land in question has been reflected as Khalsa Sarkar as per “Misle-Haqiyat” (record of rights) of the year 1978 (Bikrami)”, he said, adding that the said land was converted to Shamilaat and then fraudulently in furtherance of criminal conspiracy by the revenue officers/officials and the beneficiaries and mutated in favour of Salam-Din and Abdul Rehman under section 4 and 8 of Agrarian Reforms Act, thereby misused their official position in order to render undue benefit upon beneficiaries.
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