Haryana Chief Minister Sh Nayab Singh today distributed property certificates under the Mukhyamantri Shahri …
Now you are not a tenant, but the owner of your property – Haryana Chief Minister
Property certificate distribution program started under Mukhyamantri Shahri Swamitva Yojana
Ownership letters of properties handed over to 5000 eligible beneficiaries across the state
Promise of 2019 election manifesto fulfilled – Haryana Chief Minister
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the country is constantly reaching new heights of development
Chandigarh, July 11-
Haryana Chief Minister Sh Nayab Singh today distributed property certificates under the Mukhyamantri Shahri Swamitva Yojana to 5,000 people who had been deprived of ownership rights for years. Under this scheme, traders who have been renting for more than 20 years have been granted ownership rights to their property at the collector rate.
While congratulating the beneficiaries at the state-level registry distribution and Urban Lal Dora Property Certificate distribution programme held in Manesar today, Haryana Chief Minister Sh Nayab Singh said that people had been suffering from this Lal Dora problem for a long time. Many individuals had property in urban areas but lacked ownership rights. Numerous disputes were ongoing in court, creating an atmosphere of fear among people that they might lose their property. If someone wanted to sell their property, they could not do so, nor could they secure a loan against it. The present state government has resolved this issue, alleviating the public’s fears, he added.
The Haryana Chief Minister said that during the 2019 elections, we had promised in the election manifesto to give ownership rights to all such people and today 5000 people have benefited, they have got the ownership rights. He said that out of the properties located inside Lal Dora, about two lakh citizens across the state have got the benefit of property. After today, no one can remove them from their property, from today you have become the owner of your properties. These are the properties whose revenue officials did not have the record of rights.
The Haryana Chief Minister said that during the 2019 elections, they had promised in their election manifesto to grant ownership rights to all such people, and today, 5,000 individuals have benefited by receiving these rights. He said that about two lakh citizens across the state have gained ownership rights to properties located inside Lal Dora. From today, no one can remove them from their property; they have officially become the owners. These are properties for which revenue officials previously did not have the records of rights.
Having own property is everyone’s dream which we have fulfilled – Chief Minister
The Haryana Chief Minister stated that property is not only a means of employment but also a matter of respect for traders. He acknowledged that it takes years for a trader to establish their business and that he understands their problems very well. He emphasized that regardless of the size of the business, everyone shares the same dream of owning their own shop, and this dream is being fulfilled today. From now on, any trader who has been renting for more than 20 years will be able to become the owner by registering the property in their name at the collector rate.
Double engine government is constantly working for the welfare of the poor
The Haryana Chief Minister highlighted that in the last 10 years, the double-engine government has undertaken significant work for the welfare of the poor, directly benefiting eligible people through various schemes. Criticizing the opposition, he said that the previous government had promised to provide 100-square-yard plots to the poor but had deceived the innocent people. In contrast, the current government has started delivering papers and possession of 100-square-yard plots to eligible people in a planned manner. Additionally, for areas where the Panchayat does not have available land to give plots, the government has decided to provide Rs 1 lakh each for purchasing a plot. Furthermore, Rs 80 crore has been transferred to workers’ accounts in a systematic manner.
Also inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of development projects worth Rs 273 crore under GMDA
On this occasion, the Haryana Chief Minister inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for development works under the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority at a cost of Rs 273 crore. This includes the inauguration of 12 projects worth Rs 14 crore and the foundation stone laying for 25 projects costing Rs 259 crore.
Country is continuously touching new heights of development under PM Modi leadership
The Haryana Chief Minister stated that the present government is continuously giving new impetus to development. Before 2014, development was not evident anywhere in the state. Today, under the leadership of Prime Minister Sh Narendra Modi, the country is constantly reaching new heights of development. The government is consistently working to simplify people’s lives. Through unique schemes like the Ayushman Card and Chirayu Card, the Central and State Governments have provided health benefits worth Rs 5 lakh to the poor, with over 1.25 crore eligible people in Haryana taking advantage of these schemes.
Addressing the people, the Haryana Chief Minister assured that the government is committed to accelerating the pace of development. Every district in the state is now connected by four-lane highways. The government’s intention is to further accelerate the pace of development in the coming times, and it is working with dedication to achieve this goal, he added.
Target to install solar panels on the roofs of 1 lakh houses under PM Surya Ghar-Muft Bijli Yojana
Haryana Chief Minister Sh Nayab Singh stated that on January 22, 2024, during the Prana Pratishtha ceremony at the holy temple of Lord Rama in Ayodhya, Prime Minister Sh Narendra Modi resolved to install solar rooftop systems on the roofs of every hoe. For this, he launched the PM Surya Ghar-Muft Bijli Yojana. Building on this initiative, we have decided to install solar systems on the roofs of 1,00,000 homes of the poor, providing an additional grant from the Haryana government. Under this scheme, Rs 60,000 will be provided by the Central Government, and Rs 50,000 by the Haryana Government. Additionally, the Haryana Government has abolished the monthly minimum electricity charge, offering relief to domestic electricity consumers. Now, bills will be charged based on the actual units of electricity consumed. He also provided information about the “HAPPY Scheme,” which offers free roadways travel of up to 1,000 kilometers for poor families.
After self-certification, all eligibles will be able to get the registration done – Subhash Sudha
On this occasion, Minister of State for Urban Local Bodies, Sh Subhash Sudha, thanked the Chief Minister and praised his dedication to benefiting the poorest of the poor. He said that there had been a longstanding demand for granting ownership rights to properties in urban areas, which the current government has fulfilled. He mentioned that after self-certification, all eligible people would be able to get their registrations done immediately. He commended the Chief Minister not only for making new announcements daily but also for implementing them. Through this program, the Chief Minister has provided significant relief to the eligible people.
Earlier, MLA Satyaprakash Jarawata also addressed the program, stating that previous governments only made announcements, whereas Chief Minister Sh Nayab Singh has actually worked to make eligible people the owners of their properties.
On this occasion, Commissioner and Secretary, Urban Local Bodies Department, Sh Vikas Gupta, detailed various aspects of the scheme and welcomed the Chief Minister to the program.
Former minister Rao Narbir Singh, BJP district president Kamal Yadav, former MLA Bimala Chaudhary, along with other dignitaries and district administration officials, were also present at the program. In addition, Ministers and MLAs from various districts of the state joined virtually.