The Bihar government has started a major reform to improve mutation and mutation reports across the state. Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Kumar Sinha reviewed the revenue department’s work and stressed that mutation and mutation reports must be prepared every day with clear, date-wise progress.
He said that officers must show how much work they complete within deadlines. He warned that strict action will be taken against corrupt employees. A grading system for all revenue staff will begin on December 15.
The Deputy CM also checked the progress of land surveys, refinement plus, the complaint management system, and revenue payments. He ordered clear reporting from Circle Officers to Divisional Commissioners.
To increase transparency, he instructed all zonal offices to install CCTV cameras and display boards with the names and contact details of officers. A central CCTV control system will also be set up to monitor all staff.
A separate monitoring cell and flying squads will be formed for surprise inspections. He will personally visit districts starting December 15, beginning from Lakhisarai, to review revenue work. He said simple and clear language should be used so that people trust the department more.
