The Centre on Tuesday announced a revised “as is where is” based regularisation policy to simplify the permission process for registration of properties and construction activities in unauthorised colonies of the national capital.
The revised policy ends the requirement of a layout plan for registration of already constructed buildings in 1,511 out of the total 1,731 unauthorised colonies in Delhi.
Also, the Revenue Department of the Delhi government will now issue conveyance deeds for ownership rights instead of the DDA.
In a joint press conference attended by Union Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs Manohar Lal Khattar, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta termed the announcement of the policy as a big day for the people of the city.
She said that applications for ownership of properties under the revised policy can be filed online through the PM-UDAY portal from April 24, adding that the move will benefit nearly 50 lakh residents of such colonies.
Apart from “Regularisation of .​The Centre on Tuesday announced a revised “as is where is” based regularisation policy to simplify the permission process for registration of properties and construction activities in unauthorised colonies of the national capital.
The revised policy ends the requirement of a layout plan for registration of already constructed buildings in 1,511 out of the total 1,731 unauthorised colonies in Delhi.
Also, the Revenue Department of the Delhi government will now issue conveyance deeds for ownership rights instead of the DDA.
In a joint press conference attended by Union Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs Manohar Lal Khattar, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta termed the announcement of the policy as a big day for the people of the city.
She said that applications for ownership of properties under the revised policy can be filed online through the PM-UDAY portal from April 24, adding that the move will benefit nearly 50 lakh residents of such colonies.
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