Where To Register Site In Bangalore

The government recently issued a memo to all sub-registrars directing them not to register plots that have no permission issued by competent authorities, municipal or panchayat equally applicable

BENGALURU: The country government has banned auction and purchase of revenue sites registered exterior the municipal corporation afterwards 2013. Sites adult on agricultural lands without country conversion won't exist registered by the stamps and registration department.
The government recently issued a memo to all sub-registrars directing them not to register plots that take no permission issued by competent authorities, municipal or panchayat every bit applicable. For instance, if anyone bought a revenue site after 2013 in Rajanakunte or Nelamangala on the outskirts of Bengaluru, they tin can neither sell/purchase the site nor build a firm.
"Registration of revenue sites in the state was stopped by chief government minister BS Yediyurappa on the advice of a senior BJP MLA from due north Bengaluru,'' officials in the stamps and registration section said. "This affected our acquirement and caused severe issues for middle-class people,'' they added.
The move is an offshoot of increasing irregularities involving state sharks, and sub-registrar and gram panchayat officials.
Deputy chief minister CN Ashwath Narayan said, "While the decision may impact revenue of the stamps and registration department, which has set up a target of Rs 12,655 crore for 2020-21, information technology is essential to control malpractices. There are reports near unscrupulous persons selling sites without land conversion or prior approval."
He added, "In some instances, people have sold revenue sites to multiple people with the collusion of sub-registrars and gram panchayat officials. Unless all documents are in identify, backdrop will not be registered."
This has alarmed hundreds of urban middle-grade people, who invested in cheap acquirement sites on the city'southward outskirts. They promise the government volition take a definitive step in regularising theses sites.
"Nosotros bought a revenue site in Rajanakunte because we were given a sale act by the government (registered at a sub-registrar office) and therefore thought information technology was genuine. If there were lapses, why punish the people?'' asked B Nagendra, a Group D government employee.
Some acquirement officials say the motility could be a blessing for people who adopt apartments instead of sites.
'Process on in some offices'
Sources said registration continues in some offices on the outskirts despite the government diktat if i goes through touts. They said at the Chikkajala sub-registrar office, for instance, registration tin exist done with the assist of some middlemen who reportedly possess documents prior to 2013.