Citizen Notice and Statutory Legal Disclaimer
1. Independent Public Citizen Initiative
BhulekhNaksha.org operates as an independent, non-governmental public service directory and legal literacy resource. The portal assists citizens in navigating the official computerized land record repositories across all 28 States and 8 Union Territories of India.
This website is neither affiliated with, nor endorsed by, nor operated on behalf of the National Informatics Centre (NIC), the Ministry of Rural Development, the Department of Land Resources (DoLR), or any State Revenue Department.
2. Direct Routing to Official Government Gateways
All hyperlinks provided within this directory connect directly and exclusively to authentic government servers ending in verified top-level domains: .gov.in or .nic.in. These systems include Bhulekh UP, Mahabhulekh, AnyROR Gujarat, Meebhoomi Andhra Pradesh, Bhoomi Karnataka, Banglarbhumi West Bengal, and Apna Khata Rajasthan.
Users do not submit search queries, cadastral plot numbers, or identity credentials to this directory. All transactions occur directly upon the state revenue department's designated web infrastructure.
3. Legal Evidentiary Status & Certified Extracts
Uncertified computer printouts downloaded from state web portals serve purely for informational, administrative, and preliminary due diligence purposes. The Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 (BSA) came into force on 1 July 2024, repealing the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 (with savings under Section 170 for proceedings instituted prior to commencement). Under Section 63 of the BSA, electronic records are admissible upon satisfaction of statutory integrity conditions, while Sections 74 to 76 govern public documents, certified copies, and their evidentiary proof. Uncertified portal printouts or view-only browser displays serve for informational due diligence and preliminary reference only. For judicial evidence, registered transactions, bank mortgages, or statutory disputes, citizens must obtain an officially certified extract or digitally signed copy bearing QR validation from the competent revenue authority.
For formal property conveyancing, bank mortgage sanctions, boundary dispute adjudications, and registration before the Sub-Registrar, citizens must obtain a certified Record of Rights (RoR) copy bearing a digital cryptographic QR code or an ink signature from the jurisdictional Tehsildar, Revenue Inspector, or authorized Citizen Service Center (CSC).
4. Non-Affiliation & Intellectual Property Notice
All official portal names, state revenue emblems, portal trademarks, and software designations (including Bhu Naksha, DILRMP, ULPIN, and NGDRS) remain the exclusive intellectual property of their respective government authorities. Mention of these titles serves purely descriptive and informational functions under fair dealing principles.
5. Dispute Resolution & Official Escalation Hierarchy
BhulekhNaksha.org possesses no jurisdiction to resolve land ownership disputes, rectify mutated clerical errors, or alter cadastral boundary coordinates. For any grievance concerning Jamabandi, Khasra, or Khatauni records, citizens must petition the competent revenue court: starting with the Tehsildar, followed by the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), and the District Collector.