Madhya Pradesh Mukhyamantri Registry Yojana

Scheme Introduction: A Brief Overview

The Madhya Pradesh government runs the Mukhyamantri Registry Yojana to give rural property holders legal ownership rights over their houses and plots through free registration of ownership documents. The state implements the scheme as a statewide campaign called Swamitva Adhikar Abhilekh Nishpadan evam Panjiyan-2026, and it aims to complete the free pukki registry of about 50 lakh private properties across Madhya Pradesh. The state government bears the stamp duty and related registration charges from its own treasury, so eligible families receive their registered documents without paying these fees.

The objective of the Mukhyamantri Registry Scheme is to register properties situated on rural abadi land free of cost and to secure the legal rights of the families who live on them. Many rural families hold only a patta for their plot or house and do not have a formally registered title. Speaking at Karua village in Morena district, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that making permanent registries of properties after Independence had been a challenging task, and that the state government has now launched a campaign to complete it. He also said the contribution of revenue officials is vital to ensure that people receive their rightful entitlements.

A registered ownership document establishes clear title to the property. Property holders can use it to take bank loans and other financial facilities, and for purposes such as education and business. The state carries out the work through district administrations, tehsildars, patwaris and other revenue officials, who run village-level drives. The department uses digital tools such as Sampada 2.0 to compile property records, register them and verify them. 

The campaign has already delivered large-scale results. On 12–13 November 2026, the state reported 20,05,863 registries under the Mukhyamantri Registry Yojana across all 55 districts. Chhindwara leads with 86,867 registries, followed by Ujjain. On 6 November 2026, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav honoured patwaris at an event in Karua village, Morena, for their work in registering ownership documents under the scheme.

The concerned authority has not yet released detailed eligibility conditions, the list of required documents, or a step-by-step application procedure officially for the Mukhyamantri Registry Scheme. They describe the scheme as a continuing campaign. Rural property holders who want to know whether their property falls under the drive should contact their local patwari or Tehsil/Revenue office.

Alongside the Madhya Pradesh Government's initiative, the Central Government is also implementing the SVAMITVA Scheme (Survey of Villages and Mapping with Improvised Technology in Village Areas) to provide Property Cards/Records of Rights to rural property owners by mapping inhabited (Abadi) areas using drone technology. You can explore the complete details of the scheme here.

Latest Update

As of 13 November 2026, Madhya Pradesh has completed 20,05,863 property registries across all 55 districts, as reported by the Panchayat and Rural Development Department and the Revenue Department. Chhindwara leads the state with 86,867 registries, followed by Ujjain. On 6 November 2026, the Chief Minister honoured patwaris in Karua village, Morena, for their contribution, while special village-level drives, including the Dhanteras campaign, continue to promote 100% registration coverage. Additionally, 112 villages have reportedly achieved 100% registration completion.

Scheme Benefits

Under the Mukhyamantri Registry Scheme, eligible rural property holders can obtain a legally registered ownership document without paying stamp duty or registration charges. The key benefits of the scheme are outlined below:

• Free pukki registry: The state government pays the stamp duty and registration costs from its treasury, so eligible property holders receive the registered document without paying these fees.
• Legal ownership rights: The registered document establishes clear title (malikana hak) over the house or plot.
• Access to finance: The document helps holders use their property for bank loans and other financial facilities.
• Wider use of the property: Holders can use the legal title for education, business, or other purposes.
• Focus on rural abadi land: The scheme covers properties on rural abadi land whose holders have pattas but no formal registered document.
• No cash transfer: The official sources mention no Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) of money to beneficiaries under this scheme. The benefit is the registered document itself.

Eligibility Requirements

The detailed eligibility criteria have not yet been officially published. However, applicants must meet the following basic requirements under the MP Mukhyamantri Registry Scheme.

• Eligible rural landowners and property holders in Madhya Pradesh, particularly those who hold a patta for a plot or house in a rural abadi area and do not yet have a permanent registered title document.
• The scheme covers privately owned properties located in rural Abadi areas.
• No official age, income, category, or other eligibility criteria have been specified yet.

Required Documents

The concerned authority has not yet officially released the list of required documents. Property holders are advised to contact their concerned Patwari or Tehsil office for details of the documents required for registration. This section will be updated as soon as the official information becomes available.

Steps to Apply

At present, no separate online portal or offline application form has been announced for the scheme. Instead, the Revenue Department is conducting registrations through village-level campaigns. The following points explain the ongoing registration process and the steps property holders can take.

How the Registration Is Being Carried Out

• District administrations, Tehsildars, Patwaris and revenue officials conduct registration through village visits and special camps.
• Revenue officials survey eligible properties, prepare ownership records and make the documents available to beneficiaries.
• Digital systems such as Sampada 2.0 are used for property registration, record management and verification.
• Ministers, MPs and MLAs participate in selected village-level campaigns to achieve 100% registration coverage.
• The state government bears the applicable stamp duty and registration charges for eligible beneficiaries.

What Property Holders Can Do

Rural property holders who want to benefit from the scheme can take the following practical steps.

• Contact your village patwari or the nearest Tehsil/Revenue office and ask whether your property falls under the Mukhyamantri Registry Yojana drive.
• Ask the officials which documents they need from you, since no official list is available yet.
• Watch for the registration drive in your village and take part when officials hold it.
• Follow updates on the official Revenue Department and Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh social media handles and on the Jansampark Portal.

Relevant Links

• Jansampark Department, Madhya Pradesh
• Sampada 2.0, MP e-Registration portal
• CM Helpline, Madhya Pradesh
• MP Mukhyamantri Registry Yojana Official Guidelines will be released soon.

Contact Information

• Panchayat and Rural Development Department Helpline Number: 0755-2550864
• Panchayat and Rural Development Department Helpdesk Email: [email protected]