Mobile Court Facilitates Land Possession in Bamori, Guna, Amidst Swift Administrative Action
A mobile court in Bamori, Guna, has resolved a long-standing land dispute, restoring physical possession to applicant Vinod Sahariya.
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Mobile Court Resolves Land Dispute in Nibheri Village
In a significant move towards the swift resolution of revenue-related disputes, a special mobile court convened in Nibheri village, Bamori tehsil, Guna district. This initiative saw the administration facilitate the physical possession of disputed land for applicant Vinod Sahariya, effectively settling a protracted land conflict.
The action was undertaken with the objective of ensuring on-the-spot justice for the public's revenue-related grievances. Vinod Sahariya, a resident of Kansal village, had previously filed a complaint before the Collector during a public hearing and Jan Vishwas Shivir.
Illegal Encroachment and Court Order
According to Sahariya's complaint, a person named Arvind, son of Laxman, had illegally encroached upon 1.045 hectares of land located at Survey No. 12/3/1 in Nibheri village. The Tehsildar Court, Bamori, heard the case under case number 011/A-70/2026-27 and issued an eviction order against the respondent on October 8, 2026.
On-Site Land Possession Executed
In compliance with the court's order for on-site dispute resolution, the mobile court team, accompanied by revenue and police personnel, arrived at the location on November 13, 2026. Officials clearly demarcated the land's boundaries before handing over possession of the acquired land to applicant Vinod Sahariya.
During this process, the respondent, Arvind, son of Laxman, was not present at the site. Officials visited his residence and sternly warned him against attempting any further encroachment on the land.
Warning Against Future Encroachment
The respondent was explicitly cautioned that any future instances of illegal encroachment would result in legal action. The entire operation was overseen by Tehsildar Bamori Devdatt Goliya, Station House Officer Fatehgarh Abhishek Tiwari, Revenue Inspector Kaluram Meena, and Patwari Amit Upadhyay, along with other revenue and police officials and local villagers.
This prompt and effective action by the administration has further strengthened the faith of local residents in the justice system.