Rajasthan State Government to give Khatedari Rights to 30000 farmers
The Rajasthan state cabinet on 28 November 2011 approved the decision to give khatedari rights to over 30000 farmers occupying the custodian land in Alwar, Sriganganagar, Hanumangarh and Bharatpur. The farmers will have to pay a nominal regularisation fee to get the rights. The lands were vacated mostly by those famers, who left the country during the partition.
Earlier, the farmers were asked to pay 25 percent of the market prices fixed by the district level committee. Now, they would get the khatedari rights on the payment of 2000 rupees for irrigated land and 1000 rupees for other categories of land.
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