Nazool Land
Indian Polity & Governance: Nazool Land
Recently, violence erupted in Uttarakhand after a mosque and a madrasa standing on Nazool land were demolished.
Definition of Nazool Land
- Nazool Land is owned by the government but is most often not directly administered as state property.
- The state generally allots such land to any entity on lease for a fixed period, generally between 15 and 99 years.
- In case the lease term is expiring, one can approach the authority to renew the lease by submitting a written application to the Revenue Department of the local development authority.
- The government is free to either renew the lease ....
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