CURATED BY – PIYUSH AGARWAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Khargone, The process of free hold was started by organizing a 3-day camp from March 1 to March 3 in Gandhi Nagar, a residential colony located on Umarkhali Road in Khargone, Khargone Nagar, by the Municipal Council. Through the camp, the lease of about 475 buildings of the colony was terminated. They will be given ownership rights, for which they will be able to apply for freehold only after full payment of outstanding property tax, lease rent and property tax of the buildings. On receipt of the application, the Municipality will issue a release and process related to lease renewal and giving ownership of the building. Gandhi Nagar residents Ravi Gupta, Raju Soni, Ravi Parmar, Radheshyam Shikari, Kishore Soni, Mangilal Ginnare told that the Municipal Improvement Trust in Gandhi Nagar The residential buildings were allotted by the government on a 30-year lease, the lease of which expired in 2021. The residents here demanded that instead of renewing the lease, they should be given the ownership of their buildings, for which the colony residents continuously agitated. Regional Councilor Bhagirath MLA Balkrishna Patidar was also informed about the problem during the Vikas Yatra through Badole, then MLA Balkrishna Patidar assured that you will be given the ownership of the building. For which this process has been started from today.