Revenue suvidha camps in Patiala district draw a good response

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Updated At : 01:47 PM Apr 13, 2022 IST

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Patiala, April 12

Deputy Commissioner Sakshi Sawhney today said revenue suvidha camps in “5-5 patwar circles” of the district were getting a good response from the people.

She said 295 mutations were registered on the spot in the revenue suvidha camps, set up by the district administration in Patiala, Samana, Rajpura and Nabha subdivisions today. “Apart from this, miscellaneous works related to the Revenue Department, including fard and other works, had also been disposed of.”

Sawhney said officials’ teams performed 53 mutations and four “fard badras” on the spot. —

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