Kathmandu. During the implementation of the report, 2052 of the High Level Commission on Investigation and Protection of Government and Public Lands (Rawal Commission), 302 acres of land in Kathmandu Metropolitan City-4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12 and 29 have been brought under the name of the Government of Nepal.
According to the decision to protect the land pointed out as government and public land in the report of Rawal Commission and maintain it in the name of the government, the land administration office Dillibazar has cut the area according to the report of Rawal Commission and brought it to the name of the government of Nepal.
According to the secretariat of Minister Pratibha Rawal, the report implementation committee formed by the Ministry of Land Management, Cooperatives, Federal Affairs and General Administration has started the work of deducting the encroached area from the allotments mentioned as encroachment of government and public land and bringing it to the name of the Government of Nepal.
A committee has been formed under the chairmanship of Ramesh Gyawali, Chief Surveyor Officer, for the implementation of the report. The committee consists of the deputy secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport, the head of the relevant land administration and surveying office, the head of the local level coordination branch, the branch officer of the land management and records department and the member secretary of the surveying officer of the surveying department.
In 2052, the Rawal Commission studied the state of government and public land and gave a report with recommendations to protect encroached and private government and public land. After a long time, the ministry has started the process of bringing the government and public land under the name of the government by implementing the same report.
The government has started the process of investigating all the land pointed out by the Rawal Commission and bringing it under the name of the government.