
The Delhi government is preparing a Bill to create a consolidated digital record of properties across the city, with Aadhaar-like identification cards proposed for each property.
The Chief Minister’s Office said work is under way on legislation to bring Delhi’s property records into a single digital system. The proposal includes issuing Aadhaar-like ID cards to all properties in the city. If implemented, the system could affect property owners and residents dealing with land or property documentation.
The Delhi government is working on a new Bill aimed at creating a consolidated digital record of all properties in the city.
The proposed framework would also issue Aadhaar-like identification cards to properties. The Chief Minister’s Office said the measure is being developed as part of an effort to organise property information in a unified digital system.
For Delhi residents, the proposal could eventually change how property-related records are identified and accessed. It may be particularly relevant to owners, buyers, tenants and others who need to deal with land or property documentation.
The government has not yet outlined the Bill’s provisions, implementation timeline or the process through which property IDs would be issued. Those details will determine how residents and property holders are required to interact with the new system once the legislation is introduced.
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