Only a fraction of functions can be re-verified by Revenue Inspectors after VAOs full preliminary area verification
Only a fraction of functions can be re-verified by Revenue Inspectors after VAOs full preliminary area verification
In a choice that’s anticipated to assist candidates get revenue or authorized inheritor certificates sooner, the Commissionerate of Revenue Administration has launched a colour-coding system on a pilot-basis. Under it, solely a fraction of the functions can be re-verified within the area by the Revenue Inspectors after the Village Administrative Officers full the preliminary area verification.
Under the revised re-verification coverage (to be relevant in all districts, besides Chennai), the e-Sevai utility would “randomly” choose these functions that will be marked as ‘red’, which the Revenue Inspectors must “mandatorily” re-verify within the area to cross-check the sector verification stories from the Village Administrative Officers. The remaining functions could be marked as ‘green’.
For the circumstances marked as ‘green’, the Revenue Inspectors “must not” make any area re-verification and should rely solely on the sector verification stories from the Village Administrative Officers, says a round issued to the Collectors.
In the subsequent stage, “a fraction” of the functions re-verified on the sector by the Revenue Inspectors can be chosen randomly and despatched to the Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, marked in pink coloration, within the login job checklist. As of now, the colour-coding would apply solely to functions for revenue and authorized inheritor certificates and functions for different certificates would stay within the blue class.
R. Arulraj, State basic secretary, Village Administrative Officers’ Association, Tamil Nadu, welcomed the choice.
“For income certificates, about 2% to 5% of the total number of applications would be randomly selected to be marked as red and for legal heir certificates, about 20% of the applications would be selected for re-verification by the Revenue Inspectors. But these figures are dynamic and would keep changing,” Commissioner of Revenue Administration M.A. Siddique instructed The Hindu.
At current, a web-based utility for a certificates is initially despatched to the Village Administrative Officer, who’s required to make area inquiries and confirm the paperwork submitted and report suggestions on the e-Sevai portal. Then the appliance is distributed to the Revenue Inspector involved.
The Revenue Inspector must act as the sector re-verification officer who verifies all of the functions within the area but once more. “The new system is set to bring down the time considerably for the applicants to receive their certificates,” Mr. Siddique stated. Every yr, about 30 lakh functions for revenue certificates and over eight lakh functions for authorized inheritor certificates are obtained.
Source: www.thehindu.com
