Kulgam DC Oversees Digitized Jamabandi Reading at Pahloo Tehsil Office
Deputy Commissioner (DC) Shahzad Alam of Kulgam conducted a public Jamabandi reading of the latest digitized records at the Tehsil Office in Pahloo today. The event was held in the presence of local residents, who were informed in advance about the process. Officials confirmed that the updated land records, now incorporating mutations, are accessible through the Zameen Sudhar Portal at jkzameensudhar.jk.gov.in. The DC emphasized that citizens can verify their landholdings and request corrections for any discrepancies. He noted that administrative errors can be addressed directly with the relevant Tehsildar. Following the Jamabandi session, the DC inspected the newly constructed Tehsil building, urging the Executive Engineer (R&B) to expedite pending construction work. He also visited Patwar Halqa Pahloo and Zangalpora to assess progress on the Agri stack implementation. The digitization initiative marks a significant step toward transparent land governance in the region. Residents can now access accurate property details online, reducing disputes and improving administrative efficiency. The DC’s visits underscore the government’s commitment to modernizing rural infrastructure and land records management. Local officials highlighted the importance of public participation in ensuring the accuracy of digitized documents. The Agri stack project, aimed at enhancing agricultural data systems, was also reviewed during the DC’s field visits. Officials reported steady progress in integrating digital tools with traditional land administration processes. The Jamabandi reading session allowed community members to cross-verify their records, fostering trust in the digitization effort. Critics have previously raised concerns about delays in updating land records, but the DC’s proactive approach signals a shift toward accountability. The Zameen Sudhar Portal will remain a key platform for residents to track property ownership and transaction histories. The DC’s inspection of the new Tehsil building revealed that most construction work is nearing completion. He directed officials to prioritize finishing tasks without further delays. The Patwar Halqa visits focused on evaluating the readiness of local offices to handle increased digital queries from citizens. The Agri stack’s success depends on consistent training for field staff and reliable internet connectivity in remote areas. The DC’s dual focus on infrastructure and digitization reflects a broader strategy to strengthen governance in Kulgam district. Local leaders praised the transparency introduced by the online portal, noting its potential to reduce corruption in land dealings. The Jamabandi reading session drew a large crowd, indicating strong public interest in accessing accurate property data. Officials assured attendees that the digitized records will be regularly updated to reflect recent transactions and mutations. The DC’s site visits also included discussions with R&B officials about completing the Tehsil building’s remaining tasks within a set timeframe. His emphasis on timely execution of public projects aims to improve service delivery in rural areas. The integration of digitized Jamabandi with the Agri stack represents a forward-looking approach to land and agricultural administration. The DC’s engagement with local offices demonstrates the administration’s commitment to addressing citizen concerns through direct oversight. As the digitization drive gains momentum, Kulgam’s residents can expect greater access to government services and land-related information. The Zameen Sudhar Portal will play a central role in this transformation, empowering citizens with reliable data at their fingertips.
