What can we do if my grandmother’s property faces encroachment?
My grandmother has been living in a place (25×22) for the last 20 years, but the place is encroached upon. We have applied for a patta regarding this issue. Some houses in the area have received pattas, but four to five houses have an objection filed by a government official, and my grandmother's house is one of them. According to the jailer, the place comes under the jail, but if that’s true, why was the objection filed only on these few houses? We have approached government offices multiple times, but have received no positive response. What can we do?
Since your grandmother’s house is part of encroached land, and you have already applied for a patta, you should follow up with the authorities and gather all relevant documentation. If the government is not responding, consider filing a writ petition in court to seek a legal remedy. A lawyer can help navigate the bureaucratic process. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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