Lucknow tops in UP in resolving revenue cases
Lucknow: In the revenue court computerized management system's (RCCMS) report for May 2025 on revenue dispute resolution, Lucknow topped among districts while Jaunpur led among district courts.
The RCCMS report reveals that 3,20,719 revenue cases were resolved statewide in the month. Among these, Lucknow topped the list with disposing of 15,137 cases, followed by Jaunpur with 9,945 cases and Prayagraj with 9,525 cases. In terms of district courts, five revenue courts in Jaunpur exceeded the board of revenue's monthly disposal target of 250 cases each, resolving a total of 563 cases and achieving 225.2% of the target.
Sultanpur ranked second with 549 cases, while Ghazipur came third with 262 cases. In May, the district magistrate court of Ayodhya achieved a 230% performance, disposing of 69 cases against a standard of 30, making it the best-performing DM court in the state. The Jaunpur DM court followed with 66 cases and the Mau DM Court stood third, disposing of 65 cases.
Jaunpur also topped in resolution of cases by additional district magistrate (land revenue) court where it achieved disposal of 208 cases against the standard of 50.
Ghazipur ranked second with 61 cases and Mirzapur came third with 24 cases.
In the category of additional district magistrate (finance & revenue), Jaunpur secured the first position, achieving 292% of the target by resolving 146 cases against the benchmark of 50. Barabanki came second with 138 cases. "Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has issued directives for prioritizing resolution of revenue disputes. This initiative not only aims to deliver timely justice to citizens, but also strengthens transparency and accountability within the administrative framework.
Acting on these directions, district magistrates and officials concerned across the state are working with urgency to ensure prompt disposal of cases," said a govt spokesperson.
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