IOCL moves to demarcate disputed Digboi plot amid ownership clarity
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) has started communication with local authorities to officially mark the boundary of a jointly owned property in Digboi. The corporation has clarified that Plot No. 666 is co-owned with Adharam Singh. IOCL has expressed its dedication to fulfilling all legal requirements. It has made it clear that it bears no responsibility for any disputes or constructions related to the Singh family's share of the land. The corporation is not involved in the construction activities on the plot, which are handled by the legal heirs of Adharam Singh on their respective portions of land. IOCL has initiated correspondence with the Circle Officer and Revenue Department to ensure official demarcation of the joint property. This move comes as part of the corporation's commitment to legal compliance. IOCL has taken steps to clarify its involvement and responsibility regarding Plot No. 666 in Digboi. The corporation is working with local authorities to officially mark the boundary of the jointly owned property. IOCL is not responsible for any disputes or constructions related to the Singh family's share of the land.
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