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Defence
Bihar: Probe into Missing Valuation for 1.68 Acres in Thakurganj Military Station Land
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 13 Oct 2026, 08:46 PM
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An audit of the 189.68‑acre land acquisition for a proposed military station in Thakurganj, Kishanganj, revealed that the minimum valuation rate for 1.68 acres of government land was omitted, prompting a three‑day investigation.
An audit of the land earmarked for a new military station in Thakurganj, Kishanganj district, has uncovered a discrepancy in the acquisition report. The project involves 189.68 acres, but the document fails to record the minimum valuation rate for 1.68 acres of government‑owned land.
The omission was highlighted by officials reviewing the paperwork, raising concerns about the accuracy of the financial assessment for the parcel.
State authorities have ordered a detailed investigation and have asked the concerned department to submit a corrective report within three days.
The probe aims to verify whether the valuation lapse was a clerical error or indicative of deeper procedural lapses, and to ensure that the land acquisition proceeds in compliance with legal and fiscal norms.
The omission was highlighted by officials reviewing the paperwork, raising concerns about the accuracy of the financial assessment for the parcel.
State authorities have ordered a detailed investigation and have asked the concerned department to submit a corrective report within three days.
The probe aims to verify whether the valuation lapse was a clerical error or indicative of deeper procedural lapses, and to ensure that the land acquisition proceeds in compliance with legal and fiscal norms.