Work at the Morwa Anchal office has come to a complete standstill due to an indefinite strike by revenue staff and Amin (surveyors). This has severely delayed the execution of various land-related tasks, significantly increasing public inconvenience. People arriving at the Anchal office from remote villages, hoping to resolve their issues, are being forced to return disappointed.

The strike by revenue personnel has impacted crucial land-related operations such as mutation (Dakhil-Kharij), rectification (Parimarjan), family membership lists, and land records (Jamabandi). Furthermore, the absence of Amin due to the strike has disrupted land measurement work. Consequently, individuals visiting the Anchal office for land dispute resolutions are forced to make repeated trips, leading to a waste of both their time and money.

Many people are arriving at the office with necessary documents and applications but are unable to get their work done as the concerned staff are on strike. This ongoing situation is causing considerable frustration among the public.

It is noteworthy that revenue staff and Amin across the state commenced an indefinite strike on October 8, following a call from their union, to press for various demands. The impact of this statewide strike is clearly visible at the Morwa Anchal office. Circle Officer (CO) Alok Chandra Ranjan confirmed that the office's operations are being affected due to the strike by revenue personnel and Amin.