Hooghly Land Issues Reviewed by State Minister for Development

West Bengal Land and Land Reforms Minister Dipankar Jana held a special administrative meeting in Hooghly to address pending land-related issues and review government priorities. The meeting focused on resolving complications regarding land mutation, conversion, and the status of leaseholders and sharecroppers.

Focus on Industrial Growth and Employment

The state government is prioritizing industrial expansion to create new jobs in the region. Officials discussed identifying government-owned land, vested land, and other potential areas for industrial use to support new businesses. The government aims to provide land for small entrepreneurs and businesses on a priority basis to boost local economic growth.

Action Against Land Irregularities

Minister Jana addressed concerns regarding the illegal filling of water bodies and various land-related corruption complaints. The administration will conduct investigations into these complaints and strengthen monitoring to prevent future violations. The government is also reviewing land issues related to Singur and the Dunlop factory following several complaints received by the department.

Government Commitment to Land Records

State authorities are working to ensure that the rights of leaseholders and sharecroppers remain protected. The administration is implementing measures to prevent land irregularities and streamline the management of land records across the district. Further details on departmental policies can be accessed via the West Bengal Land and Land Reforms Department website.