Independent Report
KILLA ABDULLAH (November 12): Assistant Commissioner Killa Abdullah Irfan Ahmed Khilji has ordered the timely disposal of pending revenue cases from Tehsil Dobandi, stressing that land-related disputes must be handled transparently and strictly in accordance with the law.
He issued the directives while presiding over a revenue court session on Thursday, where applicants brought forward land disputes, revenue complaints and other petitions for consideration.
Khilji examined the relevant official records and heard the applicants before issuing directions to the concerned officials regarding further proceedings in the cases.
Assistant Commissioner Samiullah Khan Achakzai also attended the session.
The assistant commissioner instructed the officials concerned to expedite proceedings on pending matters while ensuring that all cases were decided on their merits and in accordance with applicable legal procedures.
He made it clear that unnecessary delays, partiality or preferential treatment would not be permitted in revenue proceedings, emphasizing that transparency and impartial decision-making were essential to safeguarding the rights of applicants.
Khilji further directed officials to maintain proper documentation and ensure effective follow-up on the cases so that legitimate grievances could be resolved without avoidable administrative delays.
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