Villagers Allege Bagchini Sub-Tehsil Office Has Remained Shut for Years

The Bagchini sub-tehsil office, established to provide revenue-related services to the public, has reportedly remained closed for several years, leaving villagers troubled and forcing them to visit other offices for essential government work. With revenue operations affected, local residents say they are unable to get many of their matters resolved at the local level.

Complaints have also been raised about the absence of the Revenue Inspector (RI) and the lack of a proper arrangement for the tehsildar to sit at the office. Villagers have further alleged that patwaris associated with Tappa tehsil do not reach the office, causing additional problems in revenue-related work.

People who visit the Bagchini sub-tehsil with the expectation of getting their work done locally reportedly have no option but to return disappointed. Villagers are facing difficulties in matters related to land, revenue records and other essential government work. For these tasks, they have to make repeated trips to other offices, which is costing them both time and money.

The situation has raised questions about the purpose of an office that exists but is not functioning regularly. Residents of the Bagchini area say that once the sub-tehsil office has been established, it should also operate on a regular basis. However, the office has remained closed for years, while the responsible officers and employees are not regularly available.

Because revenue-related problems are not being addressed at the local level, people are being forced to make additional efforts and travel elsewhere. The biggest question before the villagers is where they should take their complaints and revenue applications. The office that is expected to provide them relief is not carrying out its work regularly, they say.

The complaint about the sub-tehsil office remaining closed for such a long period has also raised questions about the functioning of the Revenue Department and the administrative monitoring of the office. If the office is not operating regularly, the question is who is responsible for it. Villagers also want to know whether the presence of officers and the functioning of the office are being reviewed regularly.

These questions have become important for the people of Bagchini, who are seeking revenue-related services within their own area. The continuing absence of the Revenue Inspector, the tehsildar and the patwaris associated with Tappa tehsil has added to the difficulties faced by residents.

Local citizens have demanded that the district administration and senior officers of the Revenue Department ensure the regular functioning of the Bagchini sub-tehsil office. They want the availability of the Revenue Inspector, tehsildar and the patwaris connected with Tappa tehsil to be ensured.

The demand is aimed at preventing villagers from having to visit other offices repeatedly for small matters. Residents say that regular work at the Bagchini sub-tehsil would make it easier for them to submit applications, pursue revenue-related cases and access revenue records without unnecessary travel.

It now remains to be seen when the administration takes cognisance of the complaint and when the villagers of Bagchini are able to receive revenue-related services in their own area.