Land Minister Narayon Chandra Chanda has directed the assistant commissioners (Land) to be vigilant in protecting Khas land on Monday.
‘Listen carefully to the problems of the land service recipients and provide advice if applicable.One person's land should not be illegally mutated by others’ the minister gave the directive while addressing the closing and certificate distribution ceremonies of the 36th and 37th Basic Land Management Courses held at the Land Administration Training Centre at Nilkhet in the capital.
Land Secretary Md Khalilur Rahman was present as a special guest.
In his speech, the land minister emphasised that the service recipients ought to avail the mutation service within the appropriate time in return for a fair fee fixed by the government.
He also asked them to provide services to the land service recipients with sincerity and good behaviour.
The Land Minister informed the ACs (Land) who received the training that feedback on the work of the ACs (Land) will be taken after a period of posting in the field.
Director of the Land Administration Training Centre, Md Arif, presided over the function while officials of the Ministry of Land and Land Administration Training Centre were present, among others.
A total of 79 Assistant Commissioners (Land) of the 37th and 38th batches of BCS Administration Cadre participated in the five-week-long 36th and 37th Basic Land Management Courses.