2 min 17 Feb 2025
Highlights:
  • How to Check Land Records Online Using MP Bhulekh Portal
  • Features of MP Bhulekh Portal
  • Types of Records Available on MP Bhulekh
  • Services Available on MP Bhulekh Portal

MP Bhulekh is Madhya Pradesh’s online land records platform that enables users to access information related to land parcels without having to rely solely on physical revenue-office records. Through the portal, users can check records such as Khasra and Khatauni, view land maps, and access details associated with a particular land parcel. These records can be useful when verifying land particulars, reviewing ownership-related entries, or carrying out preliminary checks before a property transaction. This guide explains the key services available on MP Bhulekh and how to access Madhya Pradesh land records online.

Scope of the MP Land Record Portal

The MP Bhulekh portal is Madhya Pradesh's official online platform for land records, allowing residents to access various official land information formats from the comfort of their own homes. The portal, which is run by the Madhya Pradesh government's Department of Land Records, provides textual and mapped records, including information about Khasra, Khatauni, and Bhu Naksha. Without requiring residents to physically visit local revenue offices, it is meant to offer clarity, transparency, and convenience.

Land Records Available on MP Bhulekh

MP Bhulekh provides access to the following land records:
●    Khasra: Contains parcel-level details such as the survey or Khasra number, land area, land classification, and recorded landholder information
●    Khatauni or B1: Provides details of the landholding associated with a landholder and may include multiple Khasra numbers linked to the holding
●    Bhu Naksha or Land Map: Displays the geographical layout and boundaries of a land parcel based on its survey or plot details
●    Adhikar Abhilekh: Provides rights-related information recorded against a particular landholding
●    MRR Copies: Certain revenue records maintained in the MP Bhulekh system can also be accessed as MRR copies
●    RCMS Order Copies: Users may access orders relating to revenue cases available through the Revenue Case Management System (RCMS)
 

Key Services Available on MP Bhulekh

The portal provides a wide range of services. Users can use it to:

  • View Khasra and Khatauni records, as well as information about land ownership, directly online
  • Get access to Bhu Naksha maps that show land parcels graphically
  • Obtain certified copies of archival records and land records

Core Features of the MP Bhulekh Online Portal

The MP Bhulekh portal provides a number of easy-to-use features, such as:

  • Digital Access: You can view and download land records from any location at any time
  • Transparency: Guarantees unmediated, direct access to property details
  • All-inclusive Services: Provides a variety of services, including land ownership verification and Khasra details
  • Fast Processing: Removes time-consuming paperwork associated with conventional techniques

How to Log In to the MP Bhulekh Portal?

Want to use the personalised features on the MP Bhulekh Portal? First, you’ll need to sign up as a public user and log in. Here’s what you do:

  1. Head over to the MP Bhulekh online portal.
  2. Look for the ‘Register as Public User’ option on the homepage and click it to start.
  3. Enter your basic details and contact info.
  4. Click on ‘Send OTP’ and then enter the code you get to finish signing up.
  5. Once that’s done, go back to the homepage and click on ‘Login’.
  6. Enter your Login ID, pick ‘Public User’ for the department, add your password and the captcha, and click on ‘Submit’.

Once you have logged in, you can use all the land record services the portal offers.

How to Check MP Bhulekh Land Records Online?

You can access land records on the MP Bhulekh portal by following these steps:
1.    Visit the official MP Bhulekh portal.
2.    Select the relevant service, such as Bhu Naksha or Khasra/Khatauni.
3.    Choose the district, tehsil, and village from the available dropdown options.
4.    Search for the land record using the landowner’s name or Khasra number.
5.    Click on ‘Search’ to view the available land record details on the screen.

How to Download a Certified Land Record Copy through MP Bhulekh?

To access and download a certified land parcel map from the MP Bhulekh portal, follow these steps:
1.    Visit the official MP Bhulekh portal and sign in using your login credentials.
2.    Select the ‘Land Parcel Map’ service.
3.    When prompted to view the village-wise parcel map, choose ‘Yes’.
4.    If you require a certified copy, select ‘Yes’ when asked whether you want the certified version.
5.    Choose the relevant district, town, and village from the dropdown options.
6.    The land parcel map will then appear on the screen, showing different land classifications such as government land, private land, unlinked land, and other available categories.

How to View Bhu Naksha (Land Map) on MP Bhulekh

You can view the Bhu Naksha, or land parcel map, for a property in Madhya Pradesh through the MP Bhulekh WebGIS portal. Follow these steps:
1.    Visit the official MP Bhulekh WebGIS portal.
2.    Select ‘Land Parcel Map’ from the available services.
3.    When asked whether you want to view the village-wise parcel map, select ‘Yes’.
4.    If you only want to view the map and do not require a certified copy, select ‘No’ when prompted for a certified parcel map.
5.    Select the relevant village, enter all the details required, such as ULPIN, district, and tehsil.
6.    Enter the CAPTCHA, where required, and click ‘View Map’.
7.    The village-wise land map will appear on the screen. You can navigate the map and select the relevant land parcel to view the available details.
8.    Where the search option is available, enter the Khasra number to locate a specific land parcel on the map.

How to Get Khasra on the MP Bhulekh Portal?

Khasra shows you the official details for a specific piece of land. Here’s how you can check or download it:

  1. First, log in to the MP Bhulekh online portal.
  2. Then, look for ‘Current/Previous Years Khasra’ and click on that. You’ll see a message asking if you want to search for land records. Click on ‘Yes’ to view them. If you want a digitally signed copy, pick ‘Yes’ under that option.
  3. Next, pick your district, town, and village from the dropdown menus.
  4. Then, choose how you want to search: Survey Number, Plot Number, or Owner Name, and enter the information.
  5. Finally, click ‘View’ to see the details on your screen, or ‘Get’ to download a copy.

How to Get Khatauni on the MP Bhulekh Online Portal?

Khatauni shows you the details about land ownership and accounts. To view it on the MP Bhulekh portal:

  1. Log in to the MP Bhulekh online portal and head to the homepage.
  2. Look for ‘Current/Previous Years Khatauni’ and click on it.
  3. Next, the system asks if you want to search for Khatauni or get a digitally signed copy. Just select ‘Yes’ for what you need.
  4. Now, choose your district, town, and village. Decide how you want to search—by Survey Number, Plot Number, or Owner’s Name—then type in the required information.
  5. Finally, click on ‘View’ to see the Khatauni on your screen or ‘Get’ if you want to download it.

How to Get the Record of Rights (RoR) on MP Bhulekh?

Looking to get your Record of Rights (RoR) on MP Bhulekh? Here’s how you do it.

  1. First, log in to the MP Bhulekh portal.
  2. On the homepage, select ‘Aabadi Survey Record of Rights’. A prompt pops up, asking if you want to search for Adhikar Abhilekh (RoR). Click on ‘Yes’ if you just want to see it, or pick the certified copy option if you need an official version.
  3. Next, fill in the district, town, and village.
  4. Select how you want to search and enter the required information.
  5. Finally, click ‘View’ to see the RoR or ‘Get’ if you want to download it.

Verifying Land in Madhya Pradesh: Four Portals, Four Different Facts


Property information in Madhya Pradesh is maintained across different government systems. MP Bhulekh is useful for checking land and revenue records, but it may not provide every piece of information relevant to a property transaction. Depending on the property, you may also need to refer to registration, revenue-case, or RERA records.
 

Portal    What You Can Check
MP Bhulekh     Khasra, Khatauni, recorded landholder details, land area, and land parcel maps
SAMPADA 2.0     Registered property documents, e-registration information, and other records maintained by the Registration and Stamps Department
RCMS Revenue cases and orders that may relate to matters such as mutation, partition, or other land-related proceedings
MP RERA     Registration and available details of eligible real estate projects and their promoters
 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

MP Bhulekh is the official online land records platform of the Madhya Pradesh government. It allows users to access records such as Khasra, Khatauni, Adhikar Abhilekh, RCMS order copies, and digitised land maps for properties across Madhya Pradesh.

Visit the official MP Bhulekh portal and select the required land record service. Choose the district, tehsil, and village, and then search using details such as the landowner’s name, Khasra or survey number, or plot number. The available land record can then be viewed online.

A Khasra is primarily a parcel-wise land record containing information about a specific plot or survey number, such as its area and recorded land details. A Khatauni, on the other hand, is a landholding or account-wise record that may show the different land parcels associated with a recorded landholder.

B1, commonly referred to as B1-Khatauni, is a revenue record that provides details of a landholding and the recorded landholder. It may include information about the land parcels linked to the account, their area, and other revenue-related entries.

On the MP Bhulekh portal, select the Land Parcel Map or Bhu Naksha service. Choose the relevant district, tehsil, and village and locate the required parcel using the available map or Khasra details. The digitised land map can then be viewed online.

ULPIN stands for Unique Land Parcel Identification Number, also known as Bhu-Aadhaar. It is a unique 14-digit alphanumeric identifier assigned to a geo-referenced land parcel. It is intended to provide a standard and unique reference for identifying individual land parcels in digital land records.

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