Delhi QR property cards: Lal Dora, Abadi village owners to get digitally verified records
The Delhi government is implementing the Svamitva scheme to provide digitally verified smart property cards to residents of Lal Dora and Abadi villages. This initiative uses drone surveys and GIS mapping to establish clear property ownership and reduce land disputes.
Why it matters
It represents a significant step in digitizing land records in rural and semi-urban areas, which is essential for economic stability and property rights.
Thousands of property owners in Delhi's Lal Dora and Abadi villages are set to receive digitally verified smart property cards under the Centre's Svamitva scheme, with the government preparing to begin distribution after completing surveys across several villages.The move is aimed at addressing the long-standing absence of authenticated ownership records in these settlements by issuing property cards backed by digital records. The government expects the initiative to help reduce disputes and strengthen land record management.Chief minister Rekha Gupta said that surveys have been completed in 48 villages, while the final property cards have been prepared for 30 villages.
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