The application received in the Public Hearing was resolved and possession of the land was given.

Rahim Sherani Hindustani – Jhabua

Collector Neha Meena organized a special Public Hearing in Rama on 02 July 2024 keeping in view the convenience of the villagers. As per the instructions of Collector Neha Meena, the cases received in the public hearing were resolved by Tehsildar Rama.

The applicant Metan father Pidiya resident Mundat had applied to take action against the opponents, which was resolved by registering the land survey number 947 area of 0.250 hectares rent 0.43 paise in the name of Metan father Pidiya, situated in village Mundat, on the spot in the presence of the applicant and non-applicants Amru father Dhuliya Damor, Jogadia father Dhuliya Damor, Ramesh father Balu, Bijiya Teja, Jaimal father Pema, driving a tractor as per mutual consent, and handed over possession on 03 July 24. An application was submitted by the applicant Kalibai, wife of Khemchand, resident of Bochka, regarding the removal of the opponent’s possession from her land, which was resolved by case number / 94A / 2022 order 28 May 24 of the First Civil Judge Division, Jhabua, of land survey number 218/1 and 218/3, total area 0.370 hectares of land situated in village Bochka, the applicant has taken possession of the land by sowing soybean crop on the spot on 03 July 2024 and land survey number 715, area 1.34 hectares situated in village Bochka is registered in the name of Kalibai, wife of Khemchand.

The applicant is cultivating soybean and groundnut on 0.67 hectares of land out of the said survey number and soybean has been sown by non-applicants Babu Roop Singh, son of Gulia, Badiya, son of Jhetra, Parsingh, son of Appa on the remaining area of ​​0.67 hectares. The applicant/non-applicants have been given consent to hand over the possession after taking the current crop as per mutual agreement on 04 July 24. The applicant Bachchu Singh, son of Nahar Singh, resident of village Dhamoi, had applied to take action against the opponents, which was resolved. Land survey no. 783, 785, 787, 788, 790, 784, a total area of 2.00 hectares located in village Dhamoi is currently registered in the name of Ram Singh, Piru, Roop Singh, Ramesh, Bhanwar Singh, son of Jheera, Mena Baiva Jheera Bilwal caste Bhil.

The applicant has been doing agriculture work on the said lands for the last 40-50 years, but this year the non-applicant is doing agriculture by sowing maize and soybean crops. The non-applicants said that since the said lands are our private agricultural land, we are doing agriculture by sowing crops in all the fields. Applicant Amru’s father Bucha resident of Tichkiya had applied to the implementation of an eviction case, which was resolved by land survey number 107/2 area 0.040 hectares situated in village Tichkiya in compliance with R.P. No. /0001/A-70/2021-22 order dated 06 December 2021 and Revenue Appeal No. / 31/Appeal / 2021-22 order dated 08 August 22. On re-possession, possession was again handed over on 08 May 23.

Presently, the applicant/non-applicant has stated that the case regarding the said land is pending in the Hon’ble Civil Court. Applicant Vijay Singh’s father Pidia Meda resident of village Chapari Ranwas had applied to forcible occupation of agricultural land, which was resolved by land survey number situated in village Chapari Ranwas. 299,501,502 The Total area of 1.310 hectares of land is government land and is registered with the Madhya Pradesh Government. There is a dispute between both parties regarding the said government lands. Both parties have been instructed to vacate the applied government lands by removing the crop sown on them and have been advised not to create any dispute. Since it is government land, it is not possible to give the applicant possession of government land.

The applicant Kalia’s father Khunji resident Kharduchoti said that he had applied not being given the share of Shamlati account land, which was resolved in the land survey no. 173 areas of 0.60 hectares situated in villages Kharduchoti, Kalia, Chainsingh, Mithu, Khelji, and Walsingh father Rakanji Bamnia are registered as co-shared in the records. As per the partition on the spot, they occupy their respective share of land and do agricultural work. On the spot, non-applicant Khelji is constructing a house on the land that came in his share. Applicant Mangu, son of Mansingh Bhuria, resident of Bhainsakarai, said that he had submitted an application regarding forceful occupation of the agricultural land capable of possession and occupation by non-applicants, which was resolved by taking action against government land survey no. 15,16,17,18 situated in village Bhainsakarai, measuring 2.920 hectares, 0.42 hectares, 1.320 hectares, and 5.060 hectares respectively, which is recorded in the revenue records in the name of the Madhya Pradesh Government. Applicant Mangu, son of Mansingh Bokar has encroached upon land survey no. 15 and 17, and non-applicant Dula, Gula, son of Havsingh have encroached upon land survey no. 16 and 18. The applicant wants to take possession of the land encroached upon by the non-applicant by snatching it. The applicant has never encroached upon the said land in the past. It is not possible to get the encroachment done by the applicant by removing the encroached area from the non-applicants. Both parties have been instructed to vacate the applied government land by removing the sown crop, and have been advised not to create any dispute. Applicant Kamesh of village Chapari Kalidevi informed that he had applied to take action against encroachment on government land, which has been resolved in the land survey number 28, area 1.61 hectares situated in village Chapari (Kalidevi), in the name of Hakru father Pema as co-landowner, on which secondary school building is built with boundary wall. Also, Mata ka Devstha is registered on the same number.

Neither is it situated there. The remaining land is lying vacant. The applied land is private but not government land. The applicant Ansingh s/o Kheema resident of Golabdi said that he had applied for encroachment on government land which was resolved by registering a case on land survey no. 56 area of 0.380 hectares situated in village Golabdi which is registered in the name of Madhya Pradesh government on which the non-applicant has encroached by sowing crop. The applicant has never encroached on the said survey number in the past. It is not possible to get the encroachment removed from the non-applicant and get it removed. Both parties have been instructed to vacate the applied government land by removing the sown crop and have been advised not to create any dispute. Applicant Hukma’s father Mansingh Bhabhor village Ratimali said that she had applied not to give the share of ancestral land and grandfather’s land, which was resolved by registering land survey number 172, 173/1/5/1/1, 174, 203/1, 206, 275, 278/1, total area 5.2579 hectares situated in village Ratimali in the name of co-owner and applicant Hukma and co-owner are occupying the spot as per mutual division and doing farming. The applicant is demanding land from Kankubai’s share, which is not possible to be given without Kankubai’s consent.

On submission by Kankubai through Lok Seva Kendra on 06 July 2024, the case is in progress after being registered in R.P.C./0058/A-27/24-25. Applicant Bhura’s father Bandiya village Chulia Chhoti said that he had submitted an application regarding assault and quarrel on sowing on my private land with sticks, Dharia, tractor, etc., which was resolved in village Chulia Chhoti. Land survey number 299 area of 0.4000 hectares is registered in the name of Bhura father Badiya, Dallu, Bootiya, Pappu Tidu, Munna, Kassubai father Badiya, Lal Singh, Wala, Madiya, Shantiya father Khunji, Muli Bewa Khunji. On 06 July 24, he appeared on the spot for the resolution of the application. It was told that the non-applicant has already occupied the said land and is doing farming on it. The applicant/non-applicant has sought time for resolution through Bhil Panchayat for mutual consent and if the said mutual consent/Bhil Panchayat does not resolve it, the applicant will submit an application under section 250 after demarcation and the applicant/non-applicant has agreed not to create any kind of dispute. A special public hearing will be held by Collector Neha Meena on 16th July 2024 (Tuesday) at 11.00 am in the District Panchayat Sabhakaksha, Petlawad, Section Petlawad, in which the major officers of the district will be present.