In merged districts
DLP Report
PESHAWAR
Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur on Monday directed the Revenue Department to expedite the issuance of electronic Property Cards to residents of merged districts, enabling them to access their land records through a mobile application.
Presiding over a Board of Revenue meeting, the Chief Minister highlighted that electronic Property Cards are a key part of the provincial government’s revenue reform strategy, emphasizing the role of information and communication technology in modernizing land record management.
According to an official handout, the initiative aims to promote transparency and reduce property ownership disputes while offering multiple facilities to landholders.
The CM was briefed that the Property Card, functioning as an e-passbook, allows citizens to access their land records easily by scanning a QR code on the card.
Revenue Department officials added that the Card will prevent land record forgery by consolidating ownership details across districts, all verifiable through the mobile app.
The meeting was attended by the Provincial Finance Minister, Additional Chief Secretaries, Senior Board of Revenue members, and other relevant officials.
Officials from the Revenue Department stated that the electronic Property Card would significantly reduce forgery in land records by consolidating all ownership details across districts, which can be verified through a dedicated mobile application.
The meeting was also attended by the Provincial Finance Minister, Additional Chief Secretaries, the Senior Member of the Board of Revenue, and other relevant officials.
