Khawas, a village in Bagh district, has almost no graveyard in Azad Kashmir. In view of the fact that now every man is building graves on his own land, the Cabinet decided that the government land behind the house of Ghulam Din Taya is vacant at the place of Khawas. A joint graveyard should be set up. The issue of graveyard was discussed very seriously in the present cabinet and in the previous cabinet and Raja Munsif Khan was entrusted to prepare the documents regarding the allotment of land for the graveyard. After consultation with the Cabinet, Chairman Raja Munsif Khan prepared all the documents for the consent of 4 canals of the graveyard and requested Hafiz Muhammad Naeem Kayani to make efforts for the approval of the land of the graveyard. For this purpose Naeem Kayani took all the documents and went to Muzaffarabad. From Director General Board of Revenue the case was sent to Commissioner Rawalakot then from Commissioner Rawalakot to Deputy Commissioner Bagh case then went and met Deputy Commissioner Bagh himself. The role of Raja Muhammad Arshad and Raja Bashir is also important in this regard. Take time for case information. The case is still on the table of Deputy Commissioner Bagh. We hope that within a week we will get 4 canals of land for the graveyard. Naeem Kayani has a very important role in this.