Vicky Kumar | Amritsar The general public is bearing the brunt of the Punjab Revenue Department's slow pace. People are forced to struggle through tehsils and sub-tehsils to obtain property transfers. Based on data from April 1, 2025, to October 2026, 736 cases in the district have been submitted for more than 30 days, yet remain unresolved. As a result, people are facing backlogs at the Patwari offices. However, Deputy Commissioner Dalwinderjit…
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Vicky Kumar | Amritsar The general public is bearing the brunt of the Punjab Revenue Department's slow pace. People are forced to struggle through tehsils and sub-tehsils to obtain property transfers. Based on data from April 1, 2025, to October 2026, 736 cases in the district have been submitted for more than 30 days, yet remain unresolved. As a result, people are facing backlogs at the Patwari offices. However, Deputy Commissioner Dalwinderjit…