Prof. Kodandaram, president of the telangana Jana Samithi, claimed that the BRS government had left the revenue system in shambles by abolishing the system of village revenue assistants (VRAs) and village revenue officers (VROs), and praised the congress government for taking steps to rectify the situation. He claimed that the BRS administration began digitizing land records without first rectifying them. "A strong local revenue setup is critical to getting this right." "Rather than securing and strengthening it, the government demolished it," he claimed.

"Some more problems have to be addressed," Kodandaram said at a news conference to thank the state government for releasing the delayed pay of VROs and VRAs for five months. In the guise of service regularisation, the previous government defrauded the VRAs and VROs." He chastised the BRS administration for abandoning staff, saying, "The employees who were sent to various departments lost their service without even considering their local status." They were hired as new employees, and some of them are not even paid."

The revenue staff expressed gratitude to the cm and revenue minister for resolving their concerns. According to Revenue Employees jac Chairman V. Lacchi Reddy, "15,600 VRAs were transferred without regard for their native status." The congress administration, which has made efforts to remedy the difficulties caused by the dharani Portal, has also begun to address employee concerns. Because tahsildars cannot manage problems at the local level, a robust income structure is required at the village level."

Prof. Kodandaram, president of the telangana Jana Samithi, claimed that the BRS government had left the revenue system in shambles by abolishing the system of village revenue assistants (VRAs) and village revenue officers (VROs), and praised the congress government for taking steps to rectify the situation.

He claimed that the BRS administration began digitizing land records without first rectifying them. "A strong local revenue setup is critical to getting this right." "Rather than securing and strengthening it, the government demolished it," he claimed.

"Some more problems have to be addressed," Kodandaram said at a news conference to thank the state government for releasing the delayed pay of VROs and VRAs for five months. In the guise of service regularisation, the previous government defrauded the VRAs and VROs."

He chastised the BRS administration for abandoning staff, saying, "The employees who were sent to various departments lost their service without even considering their local status." They were hired as new employees, and some of them are not even paid."

The revenue staff expressed gratitude to the cm and revenue minister for resolving their concerns.
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05/01/2024 08:33 AM