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ZAMEENWATCH · Reviewed 4 November 2026

Madhya Pradesh land records: Khasra / Khatauni / B-1 self-check guide

Prepare your Khasra number and subdivision, find the official MP Bhulekh source and compare your deed with the relevant extract.

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What to keep ready

Keep the district, tehsil/taluka, revenue village, full Khasra number and subdivision, your deed and the relevant extract ready.

Use the relevant record type and year offered by MP Bhulekh. If a holder has only a share in a parcel, compare that share with the deed rather than assuming the whole parcel area belongs to one person.

How to use the guide

  1. Select the exact district, tehsil/taluka and revenue village on the government site.
  2. Use the complete Khasra number and subdivision and select the appropriate record and period.
  3. Complete any government CAPTCHA, sign-in or OTP on the official website yourself.
  4. Use the resulting extract, or a copy you already hold, to enter location, holder, parcel reference and area.
  5. Compare the same area units and ownership-share basis in ZameenWatch. Return to the source when anything is unclear.

What deserves a closer look

Copy every relevant co-holder, not just the first name displayed. Distinguish the holding/account reference from the parcel reference.

For an order mentioned in a mutation entry, consult the separate official RCMS service or the relevant revenue office. Portal availability and search steps can vary.

Official source

MP Bhulekh — https://mpbhulekh.gov.in/

The official website is a separate service; its steps and availability can change. This guide has not checked any person or parcel.

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ZameenWatch is an independent project, not a government portal. This is guided manual comparison, not automatic government retrieval, proof of title, a boundary survey or legal advice. Customer registration, payments and recurring monitoring remain closed.

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