Reading: I live in Korkor village, Cuttack district, a small rural area where many people use government land for everyday needs, like parking or walking. I recently built a boundary on some of this land, but some people are complaining about it. They seem to be motivated by local politics, which I’m not involved in. Others use government land too, but only I’m being targeted. I’m worried about this and need help. I don’t have any political connections. What can I do to resolve this situation?

I live in Korkor village, Cuttack district, a small rural area where many people use government land for everyday needs, like parking or walking. I recently built a boundary on some of this land, but some people are complaining about it. They seem to be motivated by local politics, which I’m not involved in. Others use government land too, but only I’m being targeted. I’m worried about this and need help. I don’t have any political connections. What can I do to resolve this situation?

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11 months ago

Law Forum › Category: Property › I live in Korkor village, Cuttack district, a small rural area where many people use government land for everyday needs, like parking or walking. I recently built a boundary on some of this land, but some people are complaining about it. They seem to be motivated by local politics, which I’m not involved in. Others use government land too, but only I’m being targeted. I’m worried about this and need help. I don’t have any political connections. What can I do to resolve this situation?

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Apni Law Staff asked 11 months ago

I live in Korkor village, Cuttack district, a small rural area where many people use government land for everyday needs, like parking or walking. I recently built a boundary on some of this land, but some people are complaining about it. They seem to be motivated by local politics, which I’m not involved in. Others use government land too, but only I’m being targeted. I’m worried about this and need help. I don’t have any political connections. What can I do to resolve this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 11 months ago

You should consult a local lawyer who specializes in land disputes. They can assess if your boundary construction is legal and advise you on how to deal with the complaints. It’s important to gather any relevant documents, like land records, to support your case.