The matter was reviewed at a meeting chaired by Deputy Commissioner Ajay Nath Jha in his office at the Collectorate. The review was conducted in response to a letter received from the Bokaro MLA.
During the meeting, the Deputy Commissioner directed the concerned officials to include all facts, records and necessary documents related to the case in the report to be submitted to the state government. He stressed that every relevant aspect must be clearly explained so that the government could understand the actual status of the matter.
The report will detail the phased land acquisition process, provisions related to employment and the action taken so far. It will also include the number of candidates who have undergone apprenticeship training, the number who have been employed to date and the number still awaiting employment.
The candidates’ other demands will also be clearly documented. The Deputy Commissioner instructed the officials to compile all relevant facts and supporting documents and submit the report to the state government within the next one or two days.
Land Records Digitisation Also Reviewed
The meeting also discussed the digitisation of the relevant land records. The Deputy Commissioner directed the District Land Acquisition and Rehabilitation (DPLR) officials to initiate the tender process in accordance with the applicable rules and take the necessary steps.
Emphasising the systematic maintenance and digitisation of land records, he instructed the concerned officials to move the process forward.
Superintendent of Police Nathu Singh Meena, DCLR Purnima Kumari, DCLR Anuradha Kumari and APRO Avinash Kumar were among the officials present at the meeting, along with representatives of the concerned departments.
The proposed report is expected to provide the state government with a consolidated account of the land acquisition process, employment status, pending candidates and other demands raised in the Displaced Apprentices Association case.
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