Landless families in udayapur receive land deeds after 20 years

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The District Land Problem Solution Committee in Udayapur, Nepal, distributed land ownership deeds to 27 landless families in the Trivyuga area.
The recipients include 22 landless Dalit families and 5 landless squatter families. These residents had lived on the site for approximately 20 years without legal ownership of the land. The committee distributed the deeds to provide these families with legal status as landowners.
The committee stated that the government prioritizes solving the problems of landless Dalit, landless squatter, and disorganized residents. The distribution follows a government goal to provide legal land ownership to these groups as a long term solution to their housing issues.
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