Haryana Chief Minister launched the Automated (Auto) Mutation System and Paperless Registration 2.0 at Haryana Niwas, Chandigarh on 23 June 2026. The upgrade integrates mutation with property registration and mandates Aadhaar e‑KYC.
Key features
- Integration with registration: Mutation is generated during property registration; separate mutation applications no longer required; mutation documents downloadable online.
- Aadhaar e‑KYC: Mandatory biometric/OTP-based e‑KYC for both parties to ensure identity verification in each transaction.
- Processing timelines: Non‑partition cases finalised within 24 hours; partition cases disposed within 10 days.
- Pilot and roll‑out: Pilot processed ~50,000 automatic mutations in one month; Paperless Registration first launched 29 Sep 2025 in Ladwa tehsil and expanded statewide from 1 Nov 2025; 2.0 incorporates eight months of feedback.
- Pending cases: Over 4 lakh of more than 6 lakh pending mutation cases cleared; remaining cases targeted for disposal within 15 days.
- Digital tools: Online application tracking, digital document upload, QR code verification of records, online departmental approvals (NOCs, planning) and a Tatkal appointment facility planned.
IASPOINT Booster Facts
- Registration law: Property registration in India is governed by the Registration Act, 1908; sub‑registrar offices record transactions.
- Mutation records: Mutation updates land revenue records (Jamabandi/Record of Rights) maintained by the revenue department.
- Aadhaar framework: UIDAI e‑KYC is used for identity authentication in digital public services.
- Digital verification: QR codes provide rapid authenticity checks and traceability of land records.
- Administrative linkage: Integration requires coordination between registration (Law/Revenue) and local planning/NOC processes.