Darbhanga: The Bihar government's special land survey work is gaining significant momentum in the Hayaghat block area. Currently, the survey is actively underway in the Majhaulia-Bisaipatti mauza. A team led by Survey Amin Mohammad Gulzar is conducting physical verification of plots in the fields, with the presence of landholders (raiyats), starting early in the morning.

The survey team is meticulously cross-referencing land boundaries, area, and type using maps, chains, GPS devices, and aerial maps. Amin Mohammad Gulzar stated that the survey work in Majhaulia-Bisaipatti mauza commenced on September 18. On average, 20 to 25 plots are being surveyed daily. However, due to unclear aerial maps caused by trees in orchards and bushy areas, boundary demarcation is taking more time.

The Amin also mentioned that during the survey, raiyats are being asked to provide various land-related documents, including Khatian, Kewala, Jamabandi, and Vanshavali (genealogy). If discrepancies are found between old and current maps, necessary corrections are being made with the consent of the raiyats. Survey personnel have urged landholders to keep their land documents ready to ensure the smooth completion of the survey. According to the staff, accurate land records will help reduce future land-related disputes.