More Than 14,000 Square Meters of Agricultural Land in Boroujerd Freed
Commander of Lorestan Province Land Protection Unit Reports Freeing Over 14,000 Square Meters of Agricultural Land in Sheikh Miri Sadat Area of Boroujerd Under Nine Cases of Note 2, Article 10 of the Agricultural Land and Orchard Use Preservation Law; Stresses Continued Implementation of "Hakkak" Plan to Prevent and Address Unauthorized Land-Use Changes
The commander of the land protection unit of Lorestan province announced the release of more than 14,000 square meters of agricultural land in Sheikhmiri Sadat area of Borujerd city in the form of 9 items of note 2 of article 10 of the law on the preservation of the use of agricultural lands and gardens and emphasized the continuation of the implementation of the "Hakak" plan to prevent and deal with unauthorized land use changes.
According to the report of Ambassador Arjan from Lorestan, Colonel Mohammad Bostan Afroz stated: This operation was carried out in order to protect agricultural lands, preserve the production base and prevent encroachment on the valuable resources of the agricultural sector, and during it, 9 cases of unauthorized change of use in Sheikh Miri Sadat area of Borujerd city were restored to their previous status with the coordination of judicial authorities and the cooperation of relevant institutions.
The commander of the land protection unit of Lorestan province, referring to the role of the "Hakak" project in the protection of agricultural lands, said: "This plan is implemented with the aim of identifying, monitoring and timely dealing with the change of unauthorized uses, and emphasizes on prevention, continuous monitoring of agricultural fields and quick action against violations."
Colonel Mohammad Bostan Afroz continued: The implementation of the "Hakak" plan has strengthened field monitoring, quick identification of violations and increased coordination between responsible agencies. Based on this, any construction, walling, separation, landscaping and creation of constructions in agricultural and garden lands without obtaining a legal permit is considered a violation and will be dealt with according to the law.
He emphasized: Agricultural lands are national capital and belong to future generations, and the protection of these lands is directly related to the food security of the society. Therefore, we will not allow profit seeking and unauthorized constructions to threaten the production capacity of the province.
The commander of the land protection unit of Lorestan province asked the citizens to obtain legal permits from the competent authorities before any construction activities on agricultural lands and to report any unauthorized change of use through the 131 system of the country's land affairs organization.