Assam issues eviction notice for 1,243 bighas in Nalbari
Authorities in Nalbari district directed occupants to vacate over 1,243 bighas of illegally occupied government and grazing land within a fortnight. This enforcement action follows judicial directives to clear unauthorized occupation of public property across the state.
- Over 1,243 bighas of government land were identified as encroached in Kaorekhaiti village under Nalbari district.
- The encroached area includes 743 bighas of Village Grazing Reserve and 500 bighas of general government land.
- Occupants received a 15-day deadline from November 2 to clear the area or face legal action.
- Village Grazing Reserves in Assam are protected tracts established under the Assam Land and Revenue Regulation Act, 1886, strictly meant for community livestock grazing.
- Revenue circles in Assam operate under the district administration and function as the primary units for land administration, revenue collection, and land record maintenance.