A Uttarakhand government campaign has resolved 4,943 uncontested property transfer cases linked to inheritance, according to details released during Mutation Day on 17 October 2026. The initiative was conducted on the directions of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami.
The campaign recorded 10,404 cases under Section 34 and Section 33A. The government said the action has provided relief to many people and accelerated the disposal of inheritance-related property matters.
Section-wise case details
Section 34 accounted for 9,244 registered cases. Of these, 3,835 had been resolved by the time of the Mutation Day review.
Under Section 33A, authorities registered 1,160 cases and disposed of 1,108. Together, the 2 sections account for the reported total of 4,943 resolved cases.
The cases concern uncontested property transfers. Such matters can affect the recognition and updating of inheritance-related property records, making timely administrative action important for the people involved.
Government’s stated priority
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami said the state government aims to provide public services in a simple, transparent and time-bound manner. He described the inheritance campaign as an important step towards that objective.
Dhami said delays in uncontested property matters can create difficulties for residents. He said the government’s priority is to ensure that these cases are handled quickly so people receive relief.
The Chief Minister also said the administration is committed to making official procedures more effective and people-oriented, while keeping public welfare at the centre of governance.
Review of pending cases
Officials have been directed to regularly review cases received under the campaign and ensure that the remaining matters are resolved promptly according to the rules. The stated aim is to reduce the need for residents to make unnecessary visits to government offices.
The government said the initiative is expected to improve the effectiveness of revenue services, address public problems and strengthen citizens’ confidence in the administration. The available figures do not provide a separate timeline for disposal of every remaining case.
Conclusion
The campaign has resolved 4,943 uncontested property transfer cases out of 10,404 registered under Sections 34 and 33A. The government has directed officials to continue reviewing and disposing of the remaining matters according to procedure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How many property transfer cases were registered?
A total of 10,404 cases were registered under Sections 34 and 33A.
Q. How many cases have been resolved?
The government reported the disposal of 4,943 cases.
Q. How many cases were registered under Section 34?
Authorities registered 9,244 cases under Section 34, of which 3,835 were resolved.
Q. What were the figures for Section 33A?
Section 33A had 1,160 registered cases, including 1,108 that were resolved.
Q. When were the figures presented?
The details were available during Mutation Day held on 17 October 2026.
Q. What has the Chief Minister directed officials to do?
Officials were instructed to review the cases regularly and resolve the remaining matters promptly according to the rules.
