Smart property cards to be issued soon to Lal Dora residents, says Delhi CM

The Delhi government is digitizing property records in Lal Dora villages to issue QR-enabled smart property cards. This initiative aims to provide formal documentation and transparency for rural properties that previously lacked authenticated records.
Why it matters
Digitizing land records is a key step in modernizing property rights and reducing land-related disputes in rural and semi-urban areas.
The Delhi government is in the process of digitising property records in Lal Dora villages and will soon provide smart cards to eligible residents, the Office of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta stated in a release on Tuesday.
It added that Ms. Gupta held a review meeting earlier in the day to assess the progress of the project, which aims to create authenticated digital property records for areas that have long lacked formal documentation.
The CM said the initiative aims to address the longstanding lack of authenticated property records in Lal Dora areas.
“For years, the absence of systematic and authenticated property records in Lal Dora areas had caused numerous difficulties for residents. The Delhi government is now leveraging modern technology to establish a clear identity for every property, ensuring that property records become more transparent, secure and well-organised in the future,” she said.
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