The problems arose after the Toloikon aiyl aimak came under the jurisdiction of Osh city. According to a local resident, this has led to disputes over lands intended for haymaking and weakened oversight of construction on shared plots.
Pasture disputes
As a result of the reform, the haymaking and pasture lands of the Toloikon aimak were transferred to the jurisdiction of the Papan aiyl okmotu. This provokes annual clashes between residents of the two settlements during the haymaking season.
"Every year during the haymaking period, conflicts arise between the residents of the two aiyl aimaks. During this time, residents from both aiyl aimaks are gathered and a commission is formed, but the problem remains unresolved."
According to the Osh City Agricultural Department, the situation is complicated by legal disagreements. Although the state land titles remain with Toloikon, the Papan aiyl okmotu has already filed a lawsuit against the agricultural department in the inter-district court.
Illegal construction
In addition to land disputes, villagers complain about the lack of supervision over the construction of residential houses on shared lands in the "Dacha" area. A resident noted that when the territory belonged to the Kara-Suu district, services responded promptly to cases of illegal construction, but now control is practically non-existent.
Osh Mayor Zhanar Akaev instructed lawyers to investigate the situation and emphasized that the land distribution issue must now be resolved through judicial authorities.
