Comments on: The breach of land laws in Jharkhand

By: SKR

SKR — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 12:42:31 +0000

I have been in Jharkhand for past 3 years , I have studied in detail and came to conclusion that “Any thing is possible in Jharkhand if u have mussle and money power”, all leaders and burocracy are involved in land scandles across the state.
Even so called Adivasi leaders are mostly in the business, who is thinking for development?, everybody is thinking for self development including all Adivasi leaders.
No wonders u will find CNT act amended for land mafias of the state.

By: Avinash kumar.

Avinash kumar. — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 17:15:51 +0000

As authority says that only tribal can sale his land to another tribal if he/she has the same police station. I have seen many acres of land near by Chas (Bokaro). Which is of Our Jharkhand Mukti Morch’s Supremo Mr. Shibu Soren. What will he do with that plot of land? Will he sell to his relative one who belong from the same Police Station? There are lot of example in Jharkhand’s adivasi who have many acre land but still they are just surviving their life. Because who else adivasi can buy his land… Our Jharkhand has more adivasis who want to sell their land because they know that much land is not needed for them…. If having many acre land they are surviving in poverty then what is the need of that land for him… So, I belive that they should keep as much land as they need and rest of land should sell to anyone whom they want to sell. By that they may change their lifestyle and can able to get their children a good education.

By: shubham agarwal

shubham agarwal — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 17:26:37 +0000

land is necessary for the growth for whole but not for the limited class of person….

By: vijayant

vijayant — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 07:16:00 +0000

it is most unfortunate to carry cnt act in the name adivasi`s cause.in stead with some safeguards tribal land should be free to sell to non tribal.this act lost its relevancy

By: hansdah

hansdah — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 18:08:50 +0000

The authorities say that a tribal land can only be transferred to another tribal if and only if both are the permanent residents of the same thana.For this they ask to submit a permanent resident certificate—Is that true or they are over emphasizing a line in the CTA 1908 to harass the parties?

By: s deogam

s deogam — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 06:39:31 +0000

Could you please tell me in details that – what does CNT Act 1908 says about the tribal women’s rights and restrictions to their parent’s or husband’s land property. Why our courts are admitting such cases – in which a tribal married woman is claiming the rights to succession in her parent’s land property? It is clear that a 3rd party (non-tribe) is getting benefit by making such litigation in a tribal land.
What is your opinion?

By: Ziyush

Ziyush — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 03:47:35 +0000

What if a adivasi want to sell his land to non-adivasi ,is that possible ,your blog says that a adivasi land cannot be registered in rural areas for factories ,but what in urban areas ,is that possible to registered if a adivasi want to sell his land without any pressure ,If yes how it is possible.

Thanks in advance

By: Y,Hanocvardhan

Y,Hanocvardhan — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 13:04:52 +0000

There should be some punishment to occupants the lands of Adivasis and fake caste certificates . If there is no punishment nobody cares commission
Y.Hanocvardhan
CWC SC/ST EWA
Andhra Pradesh