Bhubaneswar: Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi reminded the state’s land revenue officials that they play a very crucial role, and hence must focus on addressing people’s grievances.
“In the governance system, Tehsildars are the backbone of our revenue administration. Therefore, listen to the grievances of the people and strive for their swift resolution. Your office should not be a place of fear but a place of trust for the public,” CM Majhi said on Wednesday at the state-level Revenue Officers’ Conference and Workshop held at Lok Seva Bhawan.
“No one in Odisha will remain landless. Those who have less than 4 decimals of land will also be considered landless, and the government will provide them with land. Therefore, your role is extremely crucial in effectively implementing this scheme,” the CM added.
State Revenue Minister Suresh Pujari said that there is a need to change the traditional working methods, and officers have to alter their mindset.
“Since our government came to power, extensive reforms have been introduced in the revenue administration. Revenue services have now become more accessible to the people. Treat the people visiting government offices with utmost respect and ensure timely delivery of revenue services,” Pujari advised the officers.