Delhi Unveils 'Anywhere Registration' for Hassle-Free Property Deals
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi introduces the 'Anywhere Registration' policy, allowing property registration at any sub-registrar office. This initiative aims to eliminate long queues, enhance transparency, and curb corruption, giving property owners flexibility and diminishing middlemen's roles in property registrations.
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On the eve of Diwali, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi announced the approval of an innovative 'Anywhere Registration' policy for property registrations. This policy allows residents to register their properties at any sub-registrar office, eliminating the need to visit a specific office based on location.
The new system aims to streamline the process, reducing long waiting lines and addressing inefficiencies caused by uneven distribution of appointment slots. All sub-registrars will operate with jurisdiction across Delhi, serving as joint sub-registrars, enhancing both transparency and user convenience.
This policy is also targeted at curbing the influence of middlemen who take advantage of people seeking expedited registration processes. By enabling appointments at any of the 22 sub-registrar offices, property owners now have significant freedom of choice, reducing the potential for corrupt practices.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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