Delhi Land Records Online

With the online Bhulekh Delhi Land Records portal, residents can access their land record details quite easily. This helps users quickly check the ownership and other details of a property, and stay safe from potential fraud.

Provided below is a list of benefits you can enjoy by checking Delhi land records online:

• The user gets access to every possible detail of the land property online

• With the help of the Indraprastha Bhulekh Delhi Land Records portal, farmers can apply for loans or even crop insurance policies, quite easily

• The process in its entirety is transparent, mitigating any possibility of disputes and future litigations

• It is also fairly easy to update your land records on a regular basis

To look up the Record of Rights (ROR) details of land records in Delhi, you should keep the following bits of information handy in addition to the owner's name:

• Khata (Account) number: Also known as the Khewat Number, the Khata number can be defined as a numerical figure assigned to the family that is the current owner of the land in its entirety. In certain Indian states, the Khata number is also referred to as the Jamabandi number.

• Khasra number: The Khasra number is a numerical figure that is assigned to an individual who is an owner of a portion of land.

• Division name: This is essentially the name given to the district where the land you want the details of is located.

• Sub-division: Sub-division is the name of one of the sub-districts that is part of a larger district. For instance, if you are searching the details of the land located in the sub-division Vasant Kunj, then the division name will be South-western Delhi. 

• Village: When looking for your land record details, you will be required to submit the name of the village where the land is located.

 

At present, the Indraprastha Bhulekh portal enables you to access a land map that defines the property boundaries upon entering the ‘Khasra’ number. The portal also lets you view the contact point for a given village or area. In the case that you notice land record discrepancies, you can contact the Sub-Divisional Magistrate’s (SDM) office.

To check land record details in Delhi by name, you must:

• Step 01: Visit the official Bhulekh Delhi portal - https://dlrc.delhi.gov.in/

   

• Step 02: Select your district and then click on the ‘View Records’ button on the homepage.

   

• Step 03: Next, enter information like your subdivision, village name, and Khata (account) type in the correct text boxes.

• Step 04: On the same page, you will be asked to search Delhi land record details by name, Khata number or the Khasra number. Select any of the options, as per your convenience and enter the required data.

   

• Step 05: To view land record details, simply click ‘View Khata Details’. 

 

Following this, you will be able to see all the land record details pertaining to the plot on your screen.

Follow these steps to check your Jamabandi details on the Delhi Land Records portal.

• Step 01: Visit http://dlrc.delhi.gov.in/index.aspx

• Step 02: Click on ‘Jamabandi Details under PLR Act’

   

• Step 03: Click on ‘View Records’ on next page
   

With the help of some easy steps, you can check your Khata details. These are as follows:

• Visit the official website of Delhi Land Records - http://dlrc.delhi.gov.in/ 

• Click on ‘Khasra Khatauni Details under DLR Act’

• From the list displayed on the screen, find the details of your district and sub-district. Then, click on the respective ‘View Records’ option.

• Select the name of your village from the dropdown option

• Under ‘Search Options’, select from ‘By Khata No.’, ‘By Khasra No.’, or ‘By Name, depending on the information available with you

• Enter all the relevant details as requested and click on ‘VIEW KHATA DETAILS’

GIS (Geographic Information System) maps in the context of Delhi land records refer to digital maps that provide a visual representation of land use, ownership, and other geographic data. 

 

Here’s how you can check it:

• Step 01: Visit the homepage of Bhulekh Delhi portal http://dlrc.delhi.gov.in/index.aspx
   

• Step 02: Click on ‘See GIS map’

• Step 03: You will be redirected to the website of Revenue Geo Portal’, where you can see the map with different regions of Delhi
   

• Step 04: You can zoom in and out and explore different land parcels. Given below is a screenshot of Ladpur village.
   

Property mutation is the process of transferring ownership from one person to another and applies to both leasehold and freehold properties. This essential procedure is carried out by various authorities, including the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), and the Land and Development Office (L&DO). The primary purpose of mutation is to ensure accurate land records, which are crucial for establishing legal ownership and facilitating tax assessment. To initiate the process, the new owner must submit required documents online or in person. Completing this process is vital, as it clarifies ownership and enables future property transactions.

Here’s a list of documents typically required for property mutation in Delhi:

 

1. Sale Deed or Transfer Deed: The primary document evidencing the transfer of ownership.

 

2. Identity Proof: Government-issued ID of the new owner (e.g., Aadhaar, PAN card, voter ID).

 

3. Previous Land Records: Documents showing the prior ownership of the property.

 

4. No Objection Certificate (NOC): Required in certain cases, especially for properties under loan or mortgage.

 

5. Application Form: Completed mutation application form, as specified by the respective authority (MCD, DDA, or L&DO).

 

6. Affidavit: In some cases, an affidavit may be required to confirm the details of the property transfer.

 

7. Property Tax Receipts: Recent tax receipts to verify the payment status.

 

8. Possession Certificate: A document indicating the new owner’s possession of the property.

 

Make sure to check with the relevant authority for any additional requirements.

Step 01: Visit the official website of Municipal Corporation of Delhi https://mcdonline.nic.in/portal/

Step 02:  Click on ‘Download Mutation Certificate’

Step 03: Input details related to SRO office, registration number and date, and captcha

Step 04: Click on ‘SEARCH’ and obtain the mutation certificate

You can reach out to e-District Delhi in case of any issues and grievances. Their points of contact are as follows:

• Toll-free number: 1031 (Monday to Saturday - 9:30 am to 6:00 pm)

• E-mail ID: edistrict-grievance@supportgov.in