Revenue Minister Babush Monserrate recently provided an update on the progress made in addressing the mundkar case backlog. He revealed that in 2022, a total of 2,500 mundkar cases were filed, with an impressive 2,300 cases being successfully resolved. In addition to these, another 1,500 cases were filed, demonstrating the continued demand for resolution in this area.
Monserrate further emphasized that the government is committed to clearing the backlog and ensuring timely justice for the affected parties. He noted that the courts had worked tirelessly to dispose of these cases, with many hearings conducted on weekends to expedite the process. This approach reflects the government’s serious efforts to tackle the mundkar issue, which has long been a matter of concern for the local population.
The minister’s remarks underline the government's focus on addressing long-standing legal matters that impact thousands of people. By increasing court sittings and allocating more resources to handle these cases, the administration aims to create a more efficient and responsive legal system for its citizens. The efforts made thus far are seen as a step toward resolving a crucial issue, highlighting the government's dedication to providing justice and relief to those affected by pending mundkar cases.