Malda Training Diary - Administrative Training Institute
Malda Training Diary - Administrative Training Institute
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From : Pradip Bhattacharya,<br />
Assistant Magistrate & Collector,<br />
Page 151 of 151<br />
To : The Additional District Magistrate,<br />
E.A.Dett.<br />
<strong>Malda</strong><br />
25 th April, 1972<br />
Subject: Enquiry Report Regarding Settlement of Vested Land of Atgama Mouza<br />
Ref. : Your Memo. No. 318 E. A., dated 21.02.1972<br />
Sir,<br />
In pursuance of your orders, I carried out a spot enquiry into the matter today, 25 th<br />
April 1972, from 7.30 a.m. to 11 a.m., The B.D.O. English Bazar, J.L.R.O. (Sadar ), Amin,<br />
and Tehsildar, were all present at the spot. Wide publicity had been given well in advance by<br />
the B.D.O., so that local villagers, including many of the petitioners, the Anchal Pradhan, the<br />
Grama-Adhyaksha, VLW, and representatives from all three political parties [Congress (R),<br />
CPI, and CPI(M)] were present. The enquiry was carried out at the actual plot numbers<br />
mentioned in the petition, and the following findings and decisions were arrived at with the<br />
consent of all who were present:-<br />
1. In the list recommended by the English Bazar B.L.L.R. Advisory Committee for<br />
ryotwari settlement of 21.25 acres of land, on 25.10.71 and approved by the proper<br />
authorities, the following mistakes were discovered:-<br />
(a) Against Sl.27, the person mentioned as “SK. Aijul a/o Jalil, Plot no. 197/1359,<br />
area 0.39”, is non-existent. However, it appears that the bond etc. have been<br />
signed in the name of such a person, which is a serious irregularity.<br />
This land, with the written consent of all present, was allotted to a<br />
genuinely landless labourer, JARIPH SK. S/o Warishali SK, of Nutantola<br />
Village (Milki).<br />
How the bond came to be signed in the name of Sk. Aijul needs to be<br />
investigated,<br />
(b) Against Sl.20 the name of the allottee has wrongly been entered as “SK.<br />
Ashak, s/o Esak Khan”. It was rectified as “Ajur Khan s/o Meher Khan, plot<br />
No. 197, area 0.35”.<br />
2. In the second list, covering 29.33 acres, allotted to 80 per sons by the B.L.L.R.<br />
Advisory Committee on 27.11.71, the following changes were made in order to serve<br />
the interests of genuine deserving cases of landless people, with the written consent of<br />
all present:-<br />
(a) in sl.57, instead of “ Niamuddin Sk., s/o Borak Sk.”, who admitted to<br />
possessing already 6 bighas of land, the plot no. 197/1376, area 0.40, was<br />
allotted to SAKTU SK. S/o Ataru SK. This Saktu SK is one of the signatories<br />
to the petition made to the A.D.M. for reconsideration of the enquiry.<br />
(b) In sl.59, instead of Lutfar SK., plot no. 197/1376, area 0.36, was allotted to<br />
LAKIM SK. S/o Late Jumda SK.<br />
(c) In sl.67, instead of Radhika Ghosh, s/o Jharu Ghosh, plot no. 420, area 0.37,<br />
was allotted to BENOY GHOSH s/o Kashi Ghosh.<br />
Pleas were made by Md. Ashraf Ali, and Mansur Ali for reconsideration of the<br />
land already settled in list no.1 as ryotwari, on the ground that those who had<br />
benefited were already holding land exceeding 6 bighas. As instances, sl.30, Sk.<br />
Mozamil, s/o Sk. Ramiz, already had 18 bighas belonging to Sk. Ramiz, while he<br />
himself was a minor dependant on and living with his father.