NRIpress Media Executive Harkanwal attacked by karala village mafia
Los Angeles/ July 15, 2026arjun
NRIpress.club/Ramesh/ A.Gary Singh
NRIpress media executive Harkanwal was allegedly attacked by a group of men in Karala village, raising concerns about the safety of media professionals.
The Punjab government passed new rules to give property rights to people living inside the "Lal Lakir" (red line). This land is the old village or city housing area. These residents did not own their land before. The government now gives them official property cards. This lets them sell the land or get bank loans.
Key Rules and Facts
- The New Name: The government renamed the original "Mission Lal Lakir" to the "Mera Ghar Mere Naam" scheme.
- Who it Helps: It helps villagers and people in old city areas who have lived in these spaces for a long time without official documents.
- The Process: The government uses drones to take pictures of the houses and maps the area.
- Solving Fights: Committees exist to hear and fix complaints if two people claim the same house.
- The Benefit: It acts like a Record of Rights. It gives your home the same legal status as a farm plot.
Real-World Example
Think of a person living in an old family house in a village. For years, they just had "possession" of the land. They could not get a bank loan because they had no legal paper to prove they owned it. Under these new rules, the government surveys the area, verifies the owner, and gives them an official paper. Now, they can use that paper to get a business loan or sell the house at its real market value.
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