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Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has made a decisions to speed up digitization and introduce transparent online processes for agricultural land sales in the state. Currently, when recording a sale note for agricultural land, the state requires farmers to provide a certificate proving their status as farmers from 1951-52. However, many farmers and applicants have raised concerns before Chief Minister about the challenges caused by unavailable records, verification delays, and issues related to non-cultivation permissions, leading to significant difficulties in the process. Since 1951-52, during the process of non-cultivation permits, many farmers have struggled to provide evidence of their original tenure as cultivators. This is often due to district expansions, natural disasters like floods, and missing sale records, making it difficult for older generations and current landholders to present proof. The state government has noticed instances where non-agricultural applications have been delayed or rejected because of these verification issues. ......Cont
