MARGAO
With 295 applications under the 20-Point Programme in connection with the Mhaje Ghar Yojana pending in Salcete and Ponda talukas, the South Goa district administration has organised special camps on October 1 for their expeditious processing and disposal. Of these, 148 applications are in Salcete and 147 in Ponda, with cases at various stages of processing.
Deputy Collector, Margao, Ana Rita Maria Paes, holding additional charge of Deputy Collector (Revenue), South Goa, has directed the Mamlatdars of Salcete and Ponda to organise the camps at the concerned Talathi/field offices.
The camps will focus on time-bound scrutiny of applications and records, document verification, identification of deficiencies, field verification wherever required, obtaining reports from Talathis and other officials, and completion of procedural formalities.
Talathis and field officials have been directed to remain present with relevant records, survey details, reports and registers. Deficiencies requiring documents or clarifications from applicants will be identified and communicated to avoid repeated correspondence.
Field verification or site inspections, wherever required, will be undertaken on priority, with reports placed on the concerned files without delay. Cases complete in all respects will be processed immediately.
The Mamlatdars will submit consolidated reports on the outcome of the camps, along with case-wise statements, to the Deputy Collector for review by the Collector.
All concerned officers and officials have been directed to accord top priority to the exercise and ensure expeditious and lawful disposal of the pending applications.
