Guna's Mobile Court Receives SCOCH Award for Swift Resolution of Land Disputes

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Guna's Mobile Court Honored with SCOCH Award

The innovative mobile court initiative, operated by the Revenue Department of the Guna District Administration, has been bestowed with the prestigious SCOCH Award under the Foundation of Inclusive Growth category at the 109th SCOCH Summit 2026 held in New Delhi. This award specifically recognizes the innovations of Collector Kishor Kumar Kanyal, aimed at making administrative services accessible to the common citizen.

During the grand ceremony in New Delhi, SDM Amit Soni and Tehsildar Devdatt Goliya accepted this significant award on behalf of the district administration. This honor is a testament to how a local initiative can gain national recognition, especially when it focuses on directly improving the lives of citizens.

Role of 'Mobile Court' in Resolving Land Disputes

The primary objective of the mobile court system, initiated under the guidance of Collector Kishor Kumar Kanyal, is to bring the administration to the doorstep of citizens. Through this unique initiative, land-related disputes are resolved on-site, meaning directly at the scene of the dispute.

This system has successfully resolved over 424 cases to date. It has also played a crucial role in settling long-pending matters through mutual consensus, providing relief to the parties involved.

Promoting Citizen-Centric Governance

In the functioning of the mobile court, officials from the Revenue and Police departments jointly conduct hearings directly at the concerned site. This process frees citizens from the hassle of repeatedly visiting government offices for resolution of their problems.

This accessible and convenient form of administrative service has provided significant relief to the general public. The time-bound resolution has not only reduced disputes but has also strengthened law and order in the region. This national-level recognition underscores the district administration of Guna's continuous commitment to citizen-centric governance and innovation-based working.

This success is likely to accelerate other administrative reforms in the future, encouraging the spread of better administrative models nationwide.