Haryana Government News: Many important schemes are being run by the government for the poor families of Haryana. In Haryana, if any person has built a house in 100 to 500 yards on the land of Gram Panchayat and it is about 20 years old, then he is going to get ownership rights on this house. Today we are going to give you detailed information about this.
Important news for poor people
While giving information, it was told that if this house is in any pond, fern and agricultural land, then people will not get ownership rights on it at all. Poor people are being given ownership rights on houses by the Haryana government. Giving information on behalf of Development and Panchayat Minister Krishna Lal Pawar, it was told that the state government had announced to give free plots to the poor people, but they were not given the registry of the plant.
Now you will get ownership rights on the land
Giving information in this matter, it was told that our government has given possession of the plant registry to all those people, survey work is also being done to give plants or houses to 5 lakh people. News is coming that on the occasion of New Year, the Chief Minister can give them big gifts during the first phase.
A big decision has been taken by the Gram Panchayat of Haryana to give plots to all the poor sections. At the same time, for those villages which do not have land, the state government will transfer up to 1 lakh rupees to the accounts of eligible people so that they can buy their own house.
The Haryana government has announced a major decision that will benefit poor families, especially those who have built houses on Gram Panchayat land. If a person’s house is between 100 to 500 yards in size and has been standing for around 20 years, they will be granted ownership rights. However, there are exclusions: houses built on land such as ponds, ferns, or agricultural land will not be eligible for ownership rights.
According to Development and Panchayat Minister Krishna Lal Pawar, the Haryana government had previously allocated free plots to poor people but had not provided the registry for the plots. Now, the government has decided to give ownership rights by transferring possession and registries to these families. Additionally, survey work is underway to provide homes or land to around 5 lakh people.
There are further plans to give financial assistance to those in villages lacking land. The government will transfer up to 1 lakh rupees to the accounts of eligible people, allowing them to buy their own house. The Chief Minister is expected to announce these benefits as part of a significant gift to the people during the New Year, with the first phase likely being launched soon.