Provisions of Land Revenue Act and TP Act

- Significance and implementation of Kami Jasti Prataka (KJP).

- Orientation guidance

- H.S. Patel IAS (Retd.)

- It is necessary to promulgate the revenue record after completion of TP

It is natural and expected that there is lack of knowledge among the general public and farmers as KJP (Kami Jasti Patrak) is a terminology of revenue administration. But the importance and implementation of KJP is very important. Revenue officials also neglect this work. In the Revenue Accounts Manual (RAM) KJP is important for two reasons. One is the change in land revenue from the tenure holder and second is the change in the area of ​​the land.These two things are important in land revenue administration. It is important that when the Master Development Plan, TP (Town Planning) in the Town Planning Act contains a survey number (Op-Occupational Plot) in its area, the final plot (FP) changes the area. The procedure for making changes under both the Acts is known as KJP and is the primary responsibility of the District Land Office Inspector (DILR). And we will give details on the occasions on which KJP is to be given, but the implementation of KJP given by DILR is to be done in the right form, i.e. in the form of right note in the present Idhra center. Earlier this process was done by the Taluka Mamlatdar, but after 2016 these rights are directly given to DILR in the online right form. Registration rights are granted based on

From the above matter the general public / peasants / property holders will understand the heart of what KJP is all about. Now to understand from the area, when the first survey settlement (survey and jamabandhi-assessment) is done, sample no.-1 of each revenue village is called permanent draft Aakrabandh. As per the changes in it from time to time, corrections are made on KJP basis with the biggest change being the conversion of agricultural land to non-agricultural land (NA) at one stage. Determined, secondly that the purpose of non-agricultural use of the area of ​​the original survey number / plot / subplot and after the sale, the area and land revenue are determined according to the plot holder and on that basis now the property card has to be issued and if TP scheme has been implemented, the final FP As the area is determined and the TP is finalized, the revenue record should be written accordingly, but in the entire state, where the revenue record should be written accordingly after the TP is finalized, it should be declared certified, so that the people of the original survey number 7 T 12 and FP form of TP F has to be submitted as Aadhaar. Actually as per the TP Act after the TP is finalized it gets the form of law. Hence it is to be considered as final for all purposes.

Another important issue is the acquisition of land for public purpose in the event that KJP is to be done, the acquisition of land for public purpose of the Government like road-inter-infrastructural facility under Land Acquisition Act 1885 and present Act 2013 or on consent basis and land acquisition When the acquisition award is made by the officer, the amount of land of the occupier of the land/property holder's survey number including the acquisition area is shown.Based on this award, the KJP is to be issued and implemented by the DIL. In many places across the state, land has been acquired over the years, where roads or sites are used for public purposes, but the area held in the name of the owner has not changed. If I may give an ideal example, we were a district officer in Surat and noticed that the Ahmedabad-Mumbai National Highway passes through Baleswar village in Palsana taluk. But for years there was no reduction in area which we got from DIL and implemented, even today there will be a situation in the state that the land acquired for public purpose has not been rectified. Often this seemingly mundane thing is very important to the farmer/proprietor. Thereafter Government / Gauchar lands are designated for public purposes, Government departments are transferred for public purposes by the Collector under Administrative Order No.-3 of the Land Revenue Rules, transferred from one head of Government to another department or designated for public purposes.

KJP has to be done as part of not collecting the revenue of the land when the land of the land is on the banks of the river and is diluvial. But the landlord has to inform the Mamlatdar of the taluk about this. Apart from this, it also happens that there are provisions to give the lands which are covered by alluvial sediments in the adjacent survey number on the bank of the river land. In this way, just as KJP is done on the basis of award after land acquisition, when the purpose of land acquisition is reduced by the government or the land is re-granted, KJP is also done (fixed) when exemption from acquisition is given. Apart from this, as per Section-7 of the Land Revenue Act, KJP has to be done on occasions such as changes in the boundaries of districts, talukas, villages, changes in district boundaries, survey numbers etc., when the type of land is changed, land has been given through revenue exemption and the land is subject to revenue. When counting, and as lands are reserved, consolidation schemes are introduced and changes are made as per the consolidation schedule, the Government has from time to time issued suo moto directions for fixing the area which is required to be disposed of expeditiously in the interest of the people. In the current process of urbanization / industrialization and development, large scale conversion of agricultural lands into non-agricultural lands is required in public interest to be recorded and certified accordingly after finalization of TP.